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Waterfox came into the browser scene in 2011, coming right out the box with official x64 support (a rarity among browsers at the time) and promoted itself as an "ethical browser." However, ...

This post was originally published on 2 APR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Unfortunately, it's difficult - if not impossible - to delete Safari on a regular iPhone. However, ...

This post was originally published on 14 APR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Most Android phones come from the factory with Google Chrome installed. As you're more than likely ...

This post was originally published on 2 APR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Microsoft Edge especially sucks for privacy - even the "new and improved" Microsoft Edge powered by ...

This post was originally published on 16 MAR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Many of the suggestions here are compatible with both Linux systems and macOS operating systems; users ...

The content of your messages and the metadata associated with them should be secure and private. Unfortunately many messengers out there fail to do this. In an ideal world, you'd avoid non-privacy-friendly ...

This post was originally published on 10 MAY 2023; it has since been updated and revised. Welcome to the world of cybersecurity! This guide was written for complete cybersecurity and privacy novices ...

Backup codes, keys, and seed phrases are important if you lose access to multifactor authentication (MFA) methods or are otherwise completely locked out of your accounts. There are many methods to store ...

While updating software, firmware, and devices may seem trivial, it is an important part of maintaining good overall cybersecurity posture. So, odds are you should definitely update to the latest version of ...

The biggest takeaway is: MFA can prevent account takeovers where credentials are compromised. That's it. Different forms of MFA exist, but in most cases enabling MFA is better than not enabling MFA ...