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Internet Privacy

Prevent your government, ISP, and advertisers from tracking your online activities

Your Privacy is at Risk

Every website you visit, every search you make, and every link you click can be tracked and logged. Your IP address acts as a unique identifier that allows ISPs, advertisers, and governments to monitor your online behavior, build detailed profiles, and potentially sell your data to third parties. Taking control of your privacy is essential in today's digital world.

Who's tracking you and how they're doing it

High

ISP Tracking

Your Internet Service Provider can see and log every website you visit, creating a detailed profile of your online behavior.
High

Targeted Advertising

Advertisers track your IP address to build profiles and serve personalized ads based on your browsing history.
High

Government Surveillance

In many countries, governments can request or access your browsing data from ISPs without your knowledge.
Medium

Data Collection

Websites and services collect your IP address and associate it with your activities, building extensive user profiles.

Effective methods to reclaim your online privacy

Very High

Use a VPN Service

A VPN encrypts your traffic and masks your real IP address, preventing ISPs, advertisers, and governments from tracking your activities.
High

Privacy-Focused Browsers

Use browsers like Brave or Firefox with enhanced tracking protection to block trackers and prevent fingerprinting.
High

DNS Privacy

Use encrypted DNS services (DNS over HTTPS) to prevent ISPs from seeing which websites you visit.
Medium

Disable Trackers

Use browser extensions like Privacy Badger or uBlock Origin to block third-party trackers and ads.
Medium

Regular Cookie Clearing

Regularly clear cookies and browsing data to prevent long-term tracking across sessions.
High

Prevent WebRTC IP Leaks

Disable WebRTC in your browser or use an extension (e.g., WebRTC Leak Prevent) so sites can’t discover your local IP via STUN requests.

Privacy Tips & Best Practices

Use different search engines like DuckDuckGo that don't track your searches
Enable 'Do Not Track' in your browser settings (though not all sites honor it)
Use privacy-focused email services like ProtonMail or Tutanota
Disable location services when not needed
Review and adjust privacy settings on social media platforms
Use encrypted messaging apps like Signal for sensitive communications
Consider using Tor browser for maximum anonymity
Read privacy policies to understand how your data is used