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Tips for phone privacy?
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On iOS: run through the security checkup, set up dns over tls and connect to an always on vpn that’s trustworthy for your needs (mullvad?). Turn on lockdown mode and never turn it off. Switch to at least a six digit passcode and disable biometrics. Set the attempt limit to on. Turn on advance data protection in your iCloud account.
Audit all email accounts or account names and metadata like credit cards that they might have associated with them. Use a password manager like last pass and change everything to unique long random strings. Use different emails for each account. No not aliases through one service, different emails.