Firefox Send lets you share files up to 2.5GB with end-to-end encryption and with automatic expiring links. So you can keep what you share private and make sure your stuff doesn’t stay online forever. And it’s made by Mozilla. Providing free file transfers while keeping your personal information private Send is a free encrypted file transfer service that allows users[…]
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How to delete Apple accounts, especially the developer ones
I returned to the Middle Ages, thanks Apple. WTF, during a huge digital privacy return session with obsolete accounts deletion and lots of other fun stuff, I found out that I still had some Apple accounts in operation. Ok, when I was young I fell in love for the first iPhone and I also developed some apps for it. A[…]
Read moreWhatsapp. Alternatives respectful of privacy, because my conversations are my own
Today, our communications are mostly digital and continuously filed and archived by third-party entities. Most people today use Whatsapp or Instagram to communicate with each other. Well, very well, only a small problem arises concerning personal privacy. Facebook, do you know a lot of people who care about privacy? Whatsapp and Instagram are nothing more than a Facebook appendix for[…]
Read moreKeePassXC. A cross-platform and open-source password manager
Google, Facebook, and other social networks offer a very comfortable service to manage several passwords and logins on the web, on mobile and, practically, everywhere. The centralized login is, without doubt about it, comfortable raised to n. It allows you to be recognized on the sites without having to remember many passwords, but only one of the social network. What[…]
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