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RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/116834783814639866
Fixed it for you: #Google threatens to leak stolen PII after #EU threatens Google to take away their criminal business model
#AlphabetLLC #SurveillanceCapitalism #dataCapitalism #privacy #CoverYourTracks #PrivacyBadger #Decentraleyes #GDPR #digitalFeudalism #platformCapitalism
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Perso, je recommande #Brave ou #Firefox Chacun avec les #Extensions suivantes:
#uBlockOrigin (déjà intégré dans Brave)
#PrivacyBadger (déjà intégré dans Brave)
#ClearURLs
#CookieAutoDelete
#Decentraleyes
#NoScript
#CanvasBlockerEt en plus sur Firefox:
#MultiAccountContainersUtilisant les services #Proton:
#ProtonPass
#ProtonVPN
#ProtonAuthenticator (pour la #2FA séparée de Proton Pass si vous préférez).
Ainsi que les autres services de @protonprivacy
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@scaro
@scaro Eh ben, l'incontournable #UblockOrigin, bien sûr. 😉
Et le non moins incontournable #PrivacyBadger.
Puis #ClearURLs pour faire bonne mesure.Ceinture ET bretelles.
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If your website is #AntiPrivacy, your website has #JSNakedDay all year long
#privacyMatters #MyPrivacyisNoneOfYourBusiness #SurveillanceCapitalism #dataCapitalism #privacy #CoverYourTracks #PrivacyBadger #Decentraleyes #GDPR #digitalFeudalism #platformCapitalism
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Hier die Liste meiner Wahl #DigitaleSelbstverteidigung gegen #Cookie-basiertes #Tracking und für mehr #Privatsphäre:
1️⃣ #Firefox: https://www.mozilla.org/de/firefox/new/
2️⃣ #uBlockOrigin, Anti-Ad-Tracking: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/ mit manuell aktivierter "AdGuard URL Tracking Protection"
3️⃣ #PrivacyBadger, Anti-Tracking: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/privacy-badger17/
4️⃣ #CookieAutoDelete, Timeout für Cookies: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/cookie-autodelete/
5️⃣ #IDontCareAboutCookies, Cookie-Banner ade: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/i-dont-care-about-cookies/Viel Spass!
#Privacy
@adfichter -
How and why I set up my web browser to get the _worst_ possible ads
1. install #privacyBadger + #cookieAutoDelete
2. if the ads aren't showing up on a site, go to the Privacy Badger settings, yellow-list some domains until they do
(I can learn more about a site by looking at the grossest, scammiest ads that they're willing to serve than from either blocking entirely or letting them show the ads they think my station in life entitles me to)
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#PrivacyBadger blocks trackers on web pages based on its own database plus some heuristics. It does break the sites sometimes, but one can always find after a few tries which external domain should be whitelisted - it is implemented in a very handy way.
#ClearURLs cleans the URLs from referral redirects (Google, social networks etc.) so that the browser requests the target page immediately. The worst issue is that I cannot whitelist individual web sites - hope the author will implement it soon!
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Et bien entendu, ça ne dispense pas d'ajouter les extensions de navigateur qui vont bien pour renforcer votre protection, question #ViePrivée et #DonnéesPersonnelles.
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@cypnk I did enable #Firefox tracking protection on non private browser windows to replace #PrivacyBadger for the same reason. I also use #uMatrix, #CookieAutoDelete, #RandomUserAgent, #CanvasBlocker and #Decentraleyes.