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- only Linux in my home network (which I prefer either way) - only using my own cloud (NAS, Home Automation) - heavily filtering internet (Pi-Hole or AdGuard
by herbst 4y ago
- only Linux in my home network (which I prefer either way)
- only using my own cloud (NAS, Home Automation)
- heavily filtering internet (Pi-Hole or AdGuard + ublock when possible)
- no public social media (FB, Twitter, discord, whatever)
- Only throwaway accounts on some social media
- Not having a real phone number
- Using rented throwaway phone numbers when necessary
- Only use credit card for a few trusted services.
- Avoid services with questionable business practice (Forced 2fa over SMS being one common reason) but also things like Amazon, Microsoft, ..
- blackshaw 4y agoWhat do you mean by "not having a real phone number"?
- herbst 4y agoI don't have a phone number. My SIM card has only a data package. In the context of privacy it mostly means you can't easily link my accounts trough my phone number. As of why is a long story that mostly resolves around how bad and annoying a phone number as security measure is and how you have no way of actual owning your own number.