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Do you believe in the privacy of your online activities? If you don’t take any specific measures, nothing you do on the Internet is secret. Certain online service providers track everything you do online and sell it to advertisers, allowing them to bombard you with targeted advertising. You also have good reasons to fear stalkers, hackers, and Intelligence Agencies that continuously sneak into your privacy. You definitely want to avoid Big Tech. If this bothers you, it’s high time you did something about your online privacy. Here are 6 tips for (finally) restoring the privacy you deserve and learning how to protect your privacy online.
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