I think making it source-aviable and distributing it for a request after a verification would be the best for very powerful and dangerous software. GPL is also a good license, but if you upload it to a git site, every script kiddie will install it and use it for their funny business

more Blink-based browsers could have been included, there are some even there that are pretty good in privacy and security: top pick is Cromite (can be ran as portable, no install required, inbuilt adblocker based on editable blocklists, very agressive on tls certificate validation (more than anything, including librewolf), native userscript support, datetime and viewport size randomization on each website (i don’t know any other browser that can do this), changing http referrer policy and more). Other recommendation ks Thorium (it is made by furries, has some google stuff in it, but it is open-source and constantly updated, though not as fast as cromite, that updates weekly),and Iridium, Falkon

no such thing. just go for the cheapest. buy an rfid case when you are not using wireless networks, to avoid triangulation. Or buy a Fairphone/Librem 5/Shift6mq/PinePhone, those have hardware buttons to disable data receivers, but they cost a lot more than any other smartphone, but shouldn’t be a problem if you can afford Samsung or Apple

neither of them are aviable for android

that’s desktop only

Cromite

If it is hard, it is usually unnecessary. Unless it is a critical software (like a firmware update), or you suspect that somebody manipilates your traffic (which is highly unlikely on https sites)

You need to use or spoof a browser that is used by a lot of people, and have a screen resolution (or spoof) that is common (like 1920x1080), and set the browser to only use basic fonts like times new roman, consolas. Avoid sites that use canvas, or install a canvas blocker, which basically ignores this html element when loading the page. Mitigating fingerprinting is about blending in

Cromite. it is a very good and private, easy to use browser, but can be heavy on resources https://github.com/uazo/cromite. It uses Chromium engine. There are browsers like Ladybug and there is also an another project that use their own web engine, but anything that doesn’t use the engines you mentoioned, is impossible to daily drive, most of them doesn’t evem support javascript, or any script execution, which means you can only browse the most basic blogs, and forget about shopping, social media, and even forums

is no-reply@news.proton.me legit? i got an email like that

proton works, idc what one of the 5 owners say, it is impossible to avoid that type of people

NO. use searxng (https://searx.be/ and https://priv.au/ )

either pi-hole or or a filtering dnscrypt server

like blahdns-de, odoh-koki-noads-ams

your data can land at french police, who caught Pavel Durov. i only use telegram to track custom rom updates, for that it is fine. but don’t use it for private conversations

telegram has a lot of illegal stuff on it. Plus the ceo has been caught and this way, the whole thing was compromised

duckduckgo is good too. and qwant and ecosia

both are good, even Signal. For private conversations, you only need to avoid Telegram and other obvious ones

fossify contacts lets you import and export your contacts at anytime to and from a simple file

tuta is legit. there are many dumb people on the internet telling dumb things

my phone was fried last week, it needed soc reballing. From watching videos and browsing the web at the same time. Most hardware developers don’t pay attention to cooling and these stuff run on hopes and dreams. Plus auto switchoff is only a software solution, and software can have bugs