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Surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet, but https://securityplanner.org/ https://securityplanner.org/ is a great resource for exactly this. It asks you a few
by captn3m0 9y ago
Surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet, but https://securityplanner.org/ https://securityplanner.org/ is a great resource for exactly this.
It asks you a few easy questions (what device you use, what are you concerned about) and provides you with personalized advice along with ratings on how easy it is to setup (Setting up 2FA is easy v/s setting up a VPN is medium).
A list of all their recommendations is at https://securityplanner.org/#/all-recommendations https://securityplanner.org/#/all-recommendations, and they even offer printer-friendly versions you can use.
You can toggle the "quick-and-easy+free" fixes, which I'm listing:
1. Install HTTPS Everywhere
2. Use Chrome/Firefox
3. Privacy Badger
4. Security Checkups (Google/Facebook - Includes 2FA + More)
5. Password Alert
6. 2FA
7. Privacy Settings for online accounts
Go check it out for more detailed instructions.
- earenndil 9y ago> Use Chrome/Firefox As I already recommended on another commend, chrome is an INCREDIBLY BAD IDEA for privacy. Use ungoogled chromium if you need a google-only site, otherwise just firefox (with telemetry turned off).