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Any good privacy guides?
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this post was submitted on 19 May 2025
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What are your needs ? What are the services/software you want to ditch ? What are the threats you want to protect from ?
There is no universal privacy guides.
Is there no general simple guide? I mean the above ones are definitely all-rounders. Not perfect but sort of a peek at privacy.
Short answer: no
Longer answers start asking questions and people here can address them in bite sized format.
But bigger picture who are you trying to deny your data and how much is u willing to suffer for it.
Once you figure that out you start implementing practices and software to provide you with desirable outcome at that's still usable.
The ones you mentioned are the simple guides.
Are they asking for a guide that does not work, a fake guide? That would be simple.
https://ssd.eff.org/module-categories/basics
You didn' aswer my questions. We can not help with such wide request.