I want off Windows.
What distros, browsers and browser extensions are good for privacy?
Privacy is political
Cameron Hall
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Luke Turner
If your hardware is made by american-owned companies installing a meme OS won't stop glowniggers from accessing your PC.
Zachary Cook
windows 10 ghost edition. a cracked version that has all the bloatware removed
Aaron Scott
>What distros, browsers and browser extensions are good for privacy?
QubesOS
Austin Myers
if your hardware supports it go with *BSD, else Debian, Arch
Official Firefox (that means no spinoffs, more eyes look into main Firefox code than in smaller projects) heavily modified via user.js (basically you apply same settings as in Tor browser)
if you configure Firefox properly then you only need ublock noscript and decentraleyes
Connor Rogers
What about First Party Isolation?
Cooper Mitchell
what about it? it will break some cross login sites, if you ask if it needs be enabled, of course
Connor Cooper
Linux, choose mint.
Mint or Pop!os is easy to use, beginner friendly, has some proprietary items but is very privacy focused.
Choose a distribution that is easy to use, and also relatively privacy focused, use anonsurf or tor for privacy related internet use, and degoogled chromium.
Logan Sanchez
Any device manufactured from the late 90s onward has a hardware backdoor. There is no such thing as privacy on the internet, any attempt to get it will just bump you up to a higher priority watchlist.
Wyatt Hill
Dolphin net.
Robert Wilson
Kali wali
Brandon Sanders
I agree, bsd then arch.
If you are a gaymer there are a lot of arch distro with out of the box steam 3.0 experiences.
David Flores
get Spybot Anti-Beacon.
select every option to block windows from taking your data (500+)
Isaac Rodriguez
>OS
Any linux distro will do, honestly. for newfags go for mint or artix
for security Id go with alpine, well-prepared Gentoo
for schizo id go qubes or BSD
>Browser
librewolf or ungoogled chromium
Tor browser ofc
>extentions
ublock
password manager
Chameleon (firefox) or any other useragent changer
violent monkey
privacy redirect
>Hardware
best if your motherboard got core-boot support
avoid stuff that uses a lot of blobs, I suggest thinkpad t440p, 220x and if you need something faster: t480
>Other software
LUKS
SELinux
firejail
Flatpak
firewalld/ufw
macchanger
WireGuard (with presonal vps vpn)
GPG
element or Jami
> Just use windows X
Feds got too many backdoors for that, with Linux at least there are many ifs as software stack is not predetermined. You can be a sperg with custom kernel, busybox and other weird shit that may confuse the feds.
Christopher Garcia
Get a VPN with no logs/1day logs so all that shit foes through a third party.
Jackson Sullivan
Never trust vpns
If its not ran by feds directly on indirectly, they can sepina them wtih a gag order if they want to
William Johnson
this desu. applications and websites drain data whenever your computer has access to internet regardless of what platform or device you're using
Benjamin Reyes
just try atlas os if windows programs are a must
it's both privacy oriented and optimized for low latency
Mason Gutierrez
Install Gentoo
Jacob Bell
any distro will do. they are all fucked, but you'll get used to it
John Adams
FreeDOS
Evan Edwards
TempleOS
Nathaniel Long
Linux and only linux, the rest you figure out.