Computer security
I bought ProtonVPN for Fedora Atomic Silverblue, the Gnome desktop, because they had a sale and the price was unbeatable at €2.49/month but now I regret it, if you can afford it pay a little more and go with Mullvad or WindScribe, they both work with Fedora Atomic, I was previously with WindScribe for a [ ]
Finding a VPN that runs cleanly on an immutable OS like Fedora Atomic isn’t easy. The biggest challenge is a reliable kill switch that doesn’t require changing the system’s core files — tweaking iptables or nftables yourself is possible, but it’s not beginner-friendly. Most solid Fedora Atomic solutions rely on the command line, though some [ ]
Why pick Fedora for security and privacy? Like other Linux distributions Fedora does not track you, it is open source and gets security updates. You should go for Fedora instead of other distributions because they have a big community and they get funding and support from Red Hat, this guarantees that the distribution is not [ ]
As much as Proton tries to market itself as a foundation they are no different from a big corporation when it comes to profits and marketing. Let me give you some examples of this:
I have been using Private Internet Access VPN for three years, and I recently moved to WindScribe, now that I have used both companies I can make a fair comparison, I don´t use AI anywhere in this blog. Both companies PIA and WindScribe have strong no logs privacy policies and are based in countries involved [ ]
Today I sideloaded TubiTV to my Smasung smartTV, if you live in a country where TubiTV is available you don´t need to do any of this, the instructions are only for people being geoblocked by TubiTV, as a side note, this should work for many other apps like LiveOne. I will describe my hardaware because [ ]
One of the most private email communication systems consists in using Tor or a VPN to connect to a free webmail service and encrypt the messages yourself with PGP, this method gives you privacy and anonymity. Thunderbird+Enigmail, or GPG4Win can do that and it won t cost you a cent, the problem is the time and [ ]