I'm afraid google safebrowsing does nothing. How to block youtube using safebrowsing? I'm using cloudflare warp which I guess does what google safebrowsing does but orders of magnitude better, yet it is something completely different than a real site blocker / parental controls.
I want to block sites that waste time, or just limit the daily exposure under the toxic amount.
There are some brave extensions to block sites, but the permissions are: read website content, access to search history, and few more.
Also, I'm on Linux, so my go to Microsoft Family Safety no longer works, but it also wasn't that good outside Windows and enforced the use of Edge.
There are at least three super easy ways to turn it off on Android with just few click.
riley (she/they)
if the goal is just to block sites that waste your time, just use the hosts file. yes the UX is bad but it only requires using sudo or root in some way rather than using a third party extension with the required permissions which you seem to be against using for some reason
if the goal is just to block sites that waste your time, just use the hosts file. yes the UX is bad but it only requires using sudo or root in some way rather than using a third party extension with the required permissions which you seem to be against using for some reason
root android
become ungovernable
(not serious advice please consult your local android security model before rooting your android)
There is this thing that confuses me a little.
Let’s say you use a internet browser and you hardened the privacy. Meaning you installed all the privacy addons like uBlock Origin and you set strict rules, you blocked all the fingerprinting and everything.
But unfortunately it breaks many websites and some of them won’t work. Then what? You really need to use this website.
So you allow third part...
The linked article mentions concerns about the planned mandatory introduction of state-controlled qualified website certificates (QWACs) as part of the “eIDAS Regulation”.
The EU plans to establish an additional system for certificates, which would be legally required within the EU. These new QWACs would be controlled by individual EU member states, and citizens would be expected to trust them ...
There is this thing that confuses me a little.
Let’s say you use a internet browser and you hardened the privacy. Meaning you installed all the privacy addons like uBlock Origin and you set strict rules, you blocked all the fingerprinting and everything.
But unfortunately it breaks many websites and some of them won’t work. Then what? You really need to use this website.
So you allow third part...
How to use a browser exactly?
i'm to lazy to make a pg account otherwise i'd be shitposting in the forums all day
The linked article mentions concerns about the planned mandatory introduction of state-controlled qualified website certificates (QWACs) as part of the “eIDAS Regulation”.
The EU plans to establish an additional system for certificates, which would be legally required within the EU. These new QWACs would be controlled by individual EU member states, and citizens would be expected to trust them ...
Is there any danger in my cell phone’s Bluetooth being turned on while I’m connected with headphones? Looking here on the PG forum, I saw that the problem with Bluetooth is the pairing process, so if I do it at home (where I’m alone) there’s a low risk, right?
And in relation to my headphone. Does staying on and connected to my phone offer a high attack surface?
Note: I already renamed my Androi...
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CapoFantasma97
I just noticed Proton made a password manager. Has it been reviewed by Privacy Guides? https://proton.me/pass
kremzli
Yes
I think the verdict was theres no reason to list it when bitwarden is listen
Freddy (he/him)
Also - if you already use Proton for email/VPN - you probably don't want all your eggs in one basket (as much as the ecosystem is nice).
Dan r/dark (Is not the man & Braxman Tomsparks Advocate )
Unless there is a significant advantage over bitwarden whats the point
Also there black Friday stuff has started
Proton
@yng:fsfe.org
Afaik there is also no big reason to discourage use of Proton Pass, so if you like it
CapoFantasma97 then go with it. And it's also fully possible to use multiple Proton accounts if the "all eggs in one basket" thing concerns you. (Which I do not really buy tbh, because most people would store their Mail/VPN credentials inside their password manager anyway.)
Hey the introductory pricing sale for Proton Pass was ok though. 12 euro/year. But yeah, they don't really seem to do sales where things get cheaper, it's just marketing.
Jonah
gonna upgrade the room to v11, RIP conduit users hopefully you can join us again in a week or two lol
