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Should Mozilla be trusted?
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Not to be a doomer, but it feels like the skill floor to protecting my privacy is unbearably high and getting higher. Does anyone have a good resource about it?
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/
Just do one thing at a time. Here's my general process:
And so on. Just do one thing at a time, and continue until you're happy with it.
convincing people to switch the hardest part
Yup, but it's possible if you get them one by one. They can keep their old stuff, just use the new one with you.