Resources
Tools, guides, and knowledge to help you take back control. Because privacy shouldn't require a computer science degree.
Personal Security Checklist
A practical, no-bullshit guide to hardening your digital life. 50+ actionable steps across devices, accounts, communications, and finances.
Personal Security Checklist
PDF • 12 pages • Free
"Arguing that you don't care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is like arguing that you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."— Edward Snowden
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Common Questions
Answers to the questions I hear most often about privacy, security, crypto self-custody, and how I work.
Read the FAQ →How I Can Help
Hardware, turn-key solutions, and education. Three ways to work together based on your needs.
View Services →Disclaimers
What I do, what I don't do, and what you're responsible for. Full transparency.
Read Disclaimers →Tools I Recommend
GrapheneOS
Privacy and security focused mobile OS. If you're on Android, this is the gold standard.
grapheneos.org →Qubes OS
Security through compartmentalization. The most secure desktop OS for high-threat-model users.
qubes-os.org →Tails
Portable amnesic system. Boots from USB, routes through Tor, leaves no trace.
tails.net →Signal
End-to-end encrypted messaging done right. The baseline for private communication.
signal.org →ProtonMail
Encrypted email based in Switzerland. Not perfect, but better than Gmail.
proton.me →Tor Browser
Browse without being tracked. Essential for research and sensitive browsing.
torproject.org →Essential Reading
1984
George Orwell's warning about surveillance and thought control. More relevant than ever.
Learn more →EFF Surveillance Self-Defense
Comprehensive guide from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Free and regularly updated.
ssd.eff.org →Privacy Guides
Community-maintained resource for privacy tools and practices. No corporate sponsors.
privacyguides.org →Hitchhiker's Guide
Anonymous Planet are the maintainers of the Hitchhiker's Guide and the PSA Community. An introduction to various online tracking techniques, online ID verification techniques, and detailed guidance to creating and maintaining (truly) anonymous online identities. It is written with the hopes that good people (e.g., activists, journalists, scientists, lawyers, whistle-blowers, etc.) will be able to fight oppression, censorship and harassment! The website and projects are free (as in freedom) and not affiliated with any donor or projects discussed.
anonymousplanet.org/guide/ →Blog & News
Articles & Guides
In-depth articles on privacy, security, and digital sovereignty. Sign up for the checklist above to be notified when new content drops.
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