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Amazingly bad advice. They don't even mention to set a non-chrome, privacy-focused browser as default (brave, Cliqz, Firefox, etc).
by TedDoesntTalk 7y ago
Amazingly bad advice. They don't even mention to set a non-chrome, privacy-focused browser as default (brave, Cliqz, Firefox, etc).
- ayakura 7y agoThat's a bit misleading. The 12th point did say: > In order to use a more secure search engine, you need to download an alternative browser [0]. These let you change the default search engine and avoid Google collecting data on your queries. [0]: https://protonmail.com/blog/best-browser-for-privacy/ https://protonmail.com/blog/best-browser-for-privacy/ The above article lists Brave, Firefox and Tor
- ddevault 7y agoAmazingly bad advice yourself, listing Brave and Cliqz as privacy-focused alternatives before Firefox.
- dorkinspace 7y agoI've been using brave and Firefox because of a perceived privacy benefit over chrome. Would you mind expanding upon this statement on regards to Brave? Thank you and happy new year!