[GET] Anonymity, Encryption and Decentralisation Tools & Guides

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Here are some resources, tools and services which can help keep your online activities safe from of prying eyes.

1. PRISM BREAK!

Opt out of PRISM, the NSA?s global data surveillance program. Stop the American government from spying on you by encrypting your communications and ending your reliance on proprietary services.

Code:
https://prism-break.org/

2. Alternative-Internet

A collection of interesting new networks and tech aiming at decentralisation (in some form).

Code:
https://github.com/rossjones/alternative-internet

3. EncryptEverything

Guides and how-to's on online privacy and encryption practices.

Code:
https://www.encrypteverything.ca
 
May I suggest the world's most private search engine (same results as Google, but they don't collect your personal info):

Code:
https://startpage.com/
 
Yes that's a great site. Reminiscent of scroogle. It's on the list at prism-break.org

Code:
https://startpage.com/
 
This is another website that can help you to be more anonymous.
https://www.anti-forensics.com

The more high risk what your doing is, the more you have to put into being anonymous and privacy protection.
 
or... just turn off the internet. :D

Its possible to be totally anonymous on the internet, as long as your not doing one of the following.

1. Involvement in Terrorism
2. Involvement in CP
3. Involvement in Financial Scams
4. Pissing off billion dollar companies.(When it comes to warez, if your involved in independent movies of low revenue studios, they will not have the resources to get court orders all over the world to find you and sue you. But if its a company such as WB or Disney, they can do that easily.)
 
my suggestion would to use your own virtual private network when online
do not use public private network, encryption or etc, use your own if possible :D
 
Its best to go a VPN that doesn't keep any logs and is located overseas. The ones that claim that there system doesn't allow for logs, are using ramdisk to prevent the information from being logged into a ssd or HD, where it could be recovered in an investigation if they are raided.
 
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