Private by default
Browsers, mail, storage and phones that don’t treat your data as the product, and the guides to get started.
- 12 tools
- 2 categories
- 9 free
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12 tools
Privacy GuidesPrivacyFreeThe largest non-profit resource for privacy tools and how to protect yourself.
ProtonPrivacyFreemiumEncrypted mail, calendar, drive, VPN and passwords from one Swiss company.
BraveAppsFreeA fast, private browser with ad and tracker blocking built in.
LibreWolfAppsFreeA Firefox fork focused on privacy, security and freedom.
DuckDuckGoPrivacyFreeA search engine and browser that don't track you.
Tor BrowserAppsFreeBrowse anonymously over the Tor network.
FilenAppsFreemiumEnd-to-end encrypted cloud storage with 10GB free.
GrapheneOSPrivacyFreeA private and secure Android-based OS for Pixel phones.
FUTO KeyboardPrivacyFreeA privacy-focused Android keyboard that works fully offline, swipe typing included.
PortmasterPrivacyFreemiumSafing's free, open-source app firewall that shows and blocks every connection.
Have I Been PwnedPrivacyFreeCheck whether your email or phone number appeared in a data breach.
Cover Your TracksPrivacyFreeThe EFF's test that shows how trackers see your browser.
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