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I've gone back and forth with this mindset myself, swinging between "privacy all the things!" and "I can't win what's the point". I think I've reached a happy m
by thedanbob 5y ago
I've gone back and forth with this mindset myself, swinging between "privacy all the things!" and "I can't win what's the point". I think I've reached a happy medium where rather than larping as Edward Snowden I'm larping as a privacy-conscious sysadmin. And I've managed to not annoy my wife too much along the way, which is a nice plus. In fact, she gets more annoyed now when she accidentally connects to the non-pi-hole'd guest network and all the ads reappear on her tablet.
- halo37253 5y agoI like to make sure all the apps on my phone are setup the way I like. Ban most from running in background, disallow from accessing services especially in the background. Adblocking services, etc. I use my phone alot for work, so rocking some custom OS in not an option. Firewall rules, use of many networks & vlans, and different ssids for different type of wifi traffic. Make for a secure home.