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The Brave browser and Firefox Focus are both privacy browsers with millions of active users across the globe.
Both browsers also retain enough functionality to keep up with the "ease-of-use" and convenience factor of more mainstream browsers such as Safari and Google Chrome.
Today, w...
Most Android phones are going to come from the factory with Google Chrome installed... which is yuck.
But you don't need to worry too much; on most Android phones, you can uninstall Google Chrome and replace it with a privacy-respecting alternative.
You should be aware that not all browsers li...
We use passwords for everything, which makes strong and secure passwords for online security a must.
However, you're probably using weak passwords that can be easily compromised.
These are the sure signs that your password is weak. If your password uses even just one of the points highlighted he...
You've heard of Firefox, but have you heard of Firefox Focus?
Firefox Focus isn't necessarily new to the game, but it has made quite the name for itself in the privacy community.
Despite that, people want to know how it stacks up in the niche of privacy browsers.
Let's take a look at what Fire...
SnowHaze is a mobile privacy browser available on iOS. It boasts considerable features, including a built-in VPN.
It's independent from big tech companies, independently funded, and open source.
We'll examine what SnowHaze brings to the table in terms of privacy, security, and notable features.
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Passwords, passwords, passwords.
We have so many passwords to create and remember, don't we?
According to recent research conducted by NordPass, the average internet user has approximately 70 - 80 passwords to remember.
No matter how you try to slice it, that's a ton of passwords to memorize...
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