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The Digital Gadgets Experts Use To Vanish Online

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What digital tools do privacy experts actually use to protect themselves online?

In this episode, Josh from Proton breaks down the tools to stay private and secure from a Tails USB bracelet to a travel router. Each tool is designed to protect against a different threat, whether that’s tracking, surveillance or data collection.

0:28 Tails USB Bracelet
1:20 Flipper Zero
2:18 Travel Router
3:20 Self Programmed Smartwatch
4:29 Kiwix + Offline Wikipedia
5:25 Modified iPod Classic
6:54 Pi-Hole + Raspberry Pi
8:54 Framework Laptop + Linux

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20 Comments

@Carolineslum 2 weeks ago

Not being addicted to your phone and social media is a good start also

@user-ii7xc1ry3x 2 weeks ago

In this video we answer some of the most pertaining questions on how to keep your privacy, such as "Can it run Doom?"

Yes, yes it can.

@wilderness-beastt 2 weeks ago

keep them coming. i love these vids.

@TobyMole 2 weeks ago (edited)

FYI for anyone that doesn't know, any laptop can run Linux distros. The framework laptop, though a good laptop, is not unique in this regard and so is not necessarily any more or less privacy focused that any other laptop.

*Other laptops may come with other OSs that have privacy invasive code or bloatware on them, but that can be replaced with Linux, just as with the framework laptop.

@onlyfren 2 weeks ago

10:44 that " no !!! " traumatized her real good 😆🤣

@freac212 2 weeks ago

PSA: The watch is called "Watchy", loved the idea so much I snagged 2 when they launched. Great little devices, especially when you can do so many interesting custom things to them.

@seattlebeard 2 weeks ago (edited)

Flip phone, iPod classic, wired headphones, Proton email. :o) 💜

@buldrew 2 weeks ago

I would hide a yubikey in that bracelet

@momolasticot6562 2 weeks ago

It's great to see the collaboration with Framework 😏😉

@TheHorseSlayers 2 weeks ago

You can do a lot of this for far less money. An ESP32 will easily run a custom mp3/flac player, and linux on an old lenovo is just great, they're often user repairable, upgradeable and well documented by modders. To be fair, I'd buy these too if I could afford them. I do think learning how to make these things, if you can, is more useful than just having them though.