Open-source TOTP app for Android. Offline, encrypted vault, no network access.

Privacy-respecting open-source TOTP app for Android.

Red Hat's open-source authenticator, available on Android and iOS.

A non-technical introduction to digital privacy for those just starting out.

Comprehensive, regularly updated guide to achieving serious personal privacy and anonymity.

Snowden's firsthand account of mass surveillance programs.

Documents the NSA surveillance revelations through Greenwald's involvement in the Snowden story.

Blocks ads and trackers by default with no configuration required. A straightforward Chrome replacement.

Hardened Firefox-based browser focused on minimizing fingerprinting.

End-to-end encrypted calendar integrated with ProtonMail.

Encrypted calendar from Tuta, paired with their email service.

Free, open-source tool that encrypts files before uploading to any cloud provider — adds privacy to services you already use.

End-to-end encrypted cloud storage; files are encrypted before they leave your device.

Swiss-based cloud storage with an optional client-side encryption add-on.

Canadian zero-knowledge storage — even Sync cannot read your files.

Enterprise-grade zero-knowledge encrypted storage based in Switzerland.

End-to-end encrypted email from a Switzerland-based provider. One-click import from Gmail makes migration easy.

Email alias service that generates unique forwarding addresses for every service you use. Owned by Proton.

German-based encrypted email with strong end-to-end encryption, including password-protected messages to outside recipients.

macOS outbound firewall that shows exactly what data is leaving your machine and lets you block it.

Open-source Android keyboard with no network permissions.

Modern open-source Android keyboard with a privacy-first design.

Fork of the AOSP keyboard. Open source, no internet permission, available on F-Droid.

Minimal keyboard with no internet access and no data collection. Available on F-Droid.

Generates single-use or merchant-locked virtual card numbers linked to your real bank account. Cards carry no identifying details and can be closed instantly.

End-to-end encrypted by default for all messages, calls, and video. Open source and non-profit. See also securemessagingapps.com for a full comparison.

Decentralized messenger with no user IDs — not even a phone number.

Swiss-based encrypted messenger that doesn't require a phone number to register.

Hardened, privacy-focused Android OS that removes Google tracking. Compatible with Google Pixel devices. Best installed yourself to ensure integrity.

Open-source router and firewall software with granular DNS control via its Unbound resolver.

Non-profit, privacy-respecting DNS resolver that blocks malicious domains. A straightforward ISP DNS replacement.

Encrypted, open-source alternative to Google Docs. Documents are end-to-end encrypted — even CryptPad's servers can't read them.

Free, open-source offline office suite. No subscription, no phoning home.

Open-source, audited, and free for personal use. Strong transparency and security track record.

Fully offline, open-source vault. No cloud dependency — your data never leaves your device.

Signal-blocking pouch that prevents a device from sending or receiving GPS, cellular, Bluetooth, NFC, or WiFi signals.

Micro-louver filter that narrows viewing angles so nearby people can't see your display.

Pass-through adapter that allows power but blocks data pins — prevents juice jacking at public charging ports.

Enables a wired connection, eliminating WiFi-based location tracking and reducing your wireless attack surface.

Physical sliding cover for laptop and phone cameras.

Real-world stories covering hacks, breaches, cybercrime, and digital espionage.

Comparison resource for evaluating private messaging apps across encryption, metadata protection, open-source status, and more.

Independent search engine that doesn't track queries or build user profiles.

Returns Google-quality results without passing your identity to Google.

Virtual identity and phone number service for compartmentalized or temporary numbers at checkout.

Up to 9 separate virtual phone numbers, each bundled with a VoIP number, email, and messaging identity.

Accepts cash and crypto, no email required to sign up, strict no-logs policy.

Open-source, audited VPN from the makers of ProtonMail. Transparent no-logs policy.