60 Steps to Protect Your Online Privacy

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If you’re serious about security, then you should also be interested in online privacy.

Even though nowadays, online privacy might seem to be a myth, there are still ways you can protect your data when you use the Internet.

If you are here, I assume that you already know some things about cybersecurity.

I also believe that you are familiar with the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and the data breaches of Yahoo, from 2013, Uber, from 2016, Twitter, from 2018 or Marriott, from 2020.

I’m sure you’ve also heard the last one. On 14th of December, 2020, Google experienced an authentication system outage for approximately one hour.
More than one billion global users could have their data compromised.

On the other hand, when it comes to privacy, nowadays’ tech giants are increasingly invading the privacy of their users.

Google allows third-party apps to read your emails.

Facebook and Instagram will track your web activity even after you left their platforms.

Uber now tracks you during and after you ride with Uber.

Microsoft says it collects data to help you track your productivity, but what it does instead is that it forces you to be even more dependent on their ecosystem.

Speaking about ecosystems, do I need to remind you about Apple?

When it comes to Zoom, your video conferences aren’t as private as you might expect. Beside significant security vulnerability, Zoom publicly admitted that it collects data about you such as your name, physical address, email address, phone number, the device you are using and even your IP address.

It is said that in the search for privacy you cannot find the same level of security, and in the search for security you cannot find the same level of privacy, with a few exceptions.

With everything that happens in the world, these days, it is your responsibility to do whatever you can to protect you and your online data as well as possible.

Protecting your data 100%, unfortunately, is not possible. But you can go so far as to make life hard for most of those who try to invade your privacy online.

With a proper involvement, and especially with a good enough reason, your online privacy citadel can become strong AF.

To help you in this regard, I created this eBook.

60 Steps to Protect Your Online Privacy contains, as the name implies, 60 steps that you can implement and which if you take into account, can make your life better from many points of view.

What will you get?

- A comprehensive guide of 33 pages about online privacy;

- A better understanding of what the Internet really is;

- Enough reasons for why it’s important to protect your online privacy;

- A much clearer view of how a hacker acts in real life;

- 60 steps that will help you protect your online data much better;

- Concrete explanations to reach the desired result;

- The best examples of hardware and software products you need to get to work;

- Links to tutorials which contain even more in-depth explanation to take things even further;

- Links to the books I’ve read over time, that have helped me to understand better what data security and online privacy is about;

- Over 130 links to products, websites and apps you can use to secure your data even better;

- A sincere advice for those of you who have realized how important online privacy is and are ready to make the first step in the direction of protecting it.

Disclaimer

The steps in this eBook will not help you protect your online privacy 100% because this is literally impossible nowadays. However, if you consider even just one step out of all 60 available, it will still matter, because in the end, it will bring you extra protection against those who want to invade your online privacy.

Bear in mind that some of the links in this eBook are affiliate links, and if you go through them to make a purchase, I will earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. Keep in mind that I linked those companies and their products because of their quality and not because of the commission I receive from your purchases. The decision is yours, and whether or not you decide to buy something is entirely up to you.

I would be more than happy to know how far you’ve taken things, using the steps in this eBook. If you would like to, just let me know. Good luck!

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60 Steps to Protect Your Online Privacy

Content Format

PDF

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1.42 MB

Total number of pages

Total number of words

11.407

Length

33 pages