Best Apps: Privacy & Security Edition
Even as the battle to keep personal data private rages on, it's expected of netizens to give up some level of privacy as the cost of admission for all the conveniences of the digital world. But all is not lost, for here's a curated list of privacy-respecting apps and services that can greatly enhance digital security and protect your privacy...
- 2-factor authentication: 2FA Authenticator, Aegis, andOTP, FreeOTP, Tofu
- Analyse suspicious files and URLs for malware: Virus Total
- Calendar: fruux, ProtonCalendar
- Check if a website is legitimate or a scam: IsLegitSite
- Check if an account has been compromised in a data breach: DeHashed, ';--have i been pwned?
- Check what personal data is revealed when browsing the web: BrowserLeaks, IP Leak
- Email: Disroot, Mailbox.org, Posteo, ProtonMail, Tutonota
- File encryption: Cryptomator, Hat.sh, VeraCrypt
- File sharing: croc, Firefox Send, Gofile, OnionShare
- Generate email and phone number aliases: 33Mail, Abine Blur, AnonAddy, Burner, MySudo
- Generate temporary disposable email addresses: 10 Minutes Email, Temp Mail
- Grant temporary app permissions: Bouncer (Android)
- Firewall: εxodus, NetGuard (Android), Guardian Firewall, Lockdown (iOS/ macOS), Little Snitch, LuLu (macOS), Pi-hole
- Language translation platform: Apertium
- Messaging: Briar, Keybase, Jitsi Meet, Signal, Silence, Threema, Wickr, Wire
- Notes: Cryptee, CryptPad, Joplin, Standard Notes, Telegraph, Turtl, Write.as
- Offline maps and navigation: OsmAnd
- Operating systems: GrapheneOS, LineageOS (Android), Manjaro, Parrot, Qubes, Tails
- Password managers: BitWarden, KeePassXC, LessPass
- Privacy-respecting AI platform: Mycroft
- Sandbox apps: Island (Android)
- Search engines: DuckDuckGo, Qwant
- Self-hosted productivity suites: Nextcloud, Seafile
- VPNs: Firefox Private Network, IVPN, Mullvard, ProtonVPN
- Web browser: Bromite (Android), Firefox, Onion Browser, Tor
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