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Because Chrome reports to corporate overlords. Firefox doesn’t.Firefox is a fast, open-source browser built for privacy and freedom. With tracking protection, container tabs, and endless Read more...
Erase your digital fingerprints—before they erase you. MAT2 helps you scrub files clean of hidden metadata (like author names, GPS data, or software versions) to Read more...
Blur the faces. Kill the metadata. Stay safe.Image Scrubber is a browser-based tool to redact faces and strip metadata from protest photos, activist footage, or Read more...
Because your photos shouldn’t snitch. ExifTool scrubs hidden metadata—like GPS coordinates, timestamps, and device info—from your images, videos, and documents. It’s a must-have for anyone Read more...
Encrypted email for people who don’t trust billionaires with their inbox.Tuta offers end-to-end encrypted email that’s open-source, ad-free, and fiercely independent. Based in Germany and Read more...
Swiss-based, encryption-laced, fascist-resistant.Proton offers secure email, cloud storage, calendars, and VPNs that actually protect your data. No ads, no spying, no shady metadata deals—just privacy Read more...
Share files. Leave no trace.EasyUpload.io is a simple, free, no-signup file sharing service perfect for activists, organizers, and whistleblowers who need to send large files Read more...
Encrypted. Anonymous. Trusted by whistleblowers and rebels alike.Signal is the go-to messaging app for secure, end-to-end encrypted communication—no ads, no tracking, no creepy data mining. Read more...
Block ads. Block trackers. Block fascist data-harvesting.uBlock Origin is a powerful, open-source browser extension doesn’t just stop annoying ads—it’s your first line of defense against Read more...
