Manuals

Most people do not lose control of their digital life because they are high-value targets. They lose control because their accounts, devices and habits are easy to exploit. Weak passwords, reused logins, exposed profiles, careless cloud storage and an unprotected phone are enough to create real risk.

Set up your Android phone or tablet for privacy — no Google needed. Mailbox.org, Obsidian, DAVx⁵ & other open-source tools for students and apprentices.

Passwords alone aren’t enough anymore. New methods—like passkeys and physical security keys—add extra layers of protection.

Switching to a smartphone that prioritizes privacy, powered by GrapheneOS, built on the principles of digital freedom and security.

Learn in this Self-Defense article how to work with your Windows, macOs or Linux computer more safely and anonymously.

Your phone is a surveillance device in your pocket. Much like a driver's license, you'll learn the rules to keep your phone and apps under your control. It doesn't matter if you use an iPhone, Android or Linux phone.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to boosting privacy and security on your iPhone, focusing on key features from iOS 16 to iOS 18.

We store our lives in the cloud — photos, documents, ideas, even memories. But most cloud services still have one major flaw: they can access your data. End-to-end encryption changes that. It puts you in control of your digital life.

Want to write, calculate, or create presentations without Microsoft watching over your shoulder? Just install Libre Office.

In today’s digital world, maintaining privacy during video calls is crucial. Here are three secure alternatives to Zoom, Teams and Google Meet.

Simplified Heroes: service provider like ProtonMail and Mailbox.org keeping your email, appointments and contacts privat.

Digital communication is an essential part of daily life. Here, I introduce you to three messengers that offer secure, encrypted communication.

The article introduces beginners to the importance of using password managers to securely store and manage unique passwords for every online account.

Learn how to protect your social media and online accounts using an individual secure password per account and store it in a password manager.

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are sand in the gears of the internet corporations and can help to protect your privacy.

In this article, I'll explain why you should avoid using search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo. Instead, I recommend three search engines that respect your privacy, don’t manipulate you, and help you search the web much more anonymously.

Top Browser Choices for Enhanced Privacy and Data Protection. Learn how these browsers protect your online activity from data collection and tracking.