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What habits do you have to protect your privacy?
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I use Bitwarden for pw manager and 2FA. I use that to create a random password for anything I sign up to.
I am fortunate enough to run my own mail server, so for every signup I don't trust, I make a new email address and only use it for that one thing. You can do
facetube+normalemail@someplace.conif you cannot run your own. This at least lets you know who is leaking your info.I generally try to run as much FOSS as possible, I do dual boot Win/Linux because unfortunately we still have companies not providing for both OS.
And if I go out in the public, I wear a cricket box.
They said protect your privacy, not your privates.