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These are the sources to find some of the best and most maintained Pi-Hole blocklists available.
This post was originally published on 20 NOV 2020; it has since been updated and revised.
For those who don't wish to download Chromium extensions from the Chrome Web Store, there is (fortunately) an alternative: you can install Chromium extensions manually. No Google account required.
While...
For a lot of people, the hardest part about running a PiHole is generally setting up the whole thing.
This can be especially true if you're not the best networking person or are unfamiliar with the typical environment (Linux) that PiHole usually calls home.
The aim of this guide is to provide...
WebRTC can prove useful when you need to use it.
However, did you know that a critical flaw in WebRTC that has yet to be adequately addressed across all browsers leaks your internal (or true) IP address?
And did you know that the browser will leak your true IP address, even if you're using a c...
Out of the "big" and "mainstream" browsers, which include the likes of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, Safari is slightly more secure.
This how-to guide will show you how to increase your data privacy and security while using Safari.
I'll also be sure to keep in mind the delicate balance of se...
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