Almost everything in daily life can be done with a cell phone or tablet. These devices are more important to us today and often easier to use than a computer. Since we usually carry our mobile companions with us 24 hours a day, we are always online.

I have therefore added three new articles on cell phone security to BaseCamp – my free basic digital self-defense course:

Part 1 –
Privacy and cell phone security: The basics for everyday mobile life.
. Similar to a driver’s license for a car, you’ll learn the basics to get your cell phone and apps under your control.

Part 2 –
Privacy and security for the iPhone.
 In the article you will find a step-by-step configuration guide plus my recommendation for apps that protect your online life and your data.

3 – GrapheneOS – Private and secure without Google. GrapheneOS is a privacy-friendly operating system. Together with a Google Pixel phone, this is a safe and trustworthy combination. In the article you will find installation help, important settings plus my recommendations for apps that protect you and your data.

PS: The article is unfortunately not quite finished yet, but will be soon.

Important! If you haven’t looked into Self-Defense BaseCamp yet, I recommend you go through the basics first before reading the “More Security for Your Phone” series of articles. You can start with that here.

Sources, tips and links for further reading

Thanks also to Pavel Danilyuk for the cover picture

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