--- title: Digital Privacy author: Decentrala theme: terminal_font_size: 28 margin: percent: 8 override: footer: style: template center: '**Digital Privacy** | decentrala.org' right: "{current_slide} / {total_slides}" height: 1 --- # 1. Introduction - dmz.rs - xecut - talks and workshops - services (forum, xmpp) - direct democracy # 2. Police - SIM cards need ID now - VTK - Relationship with social media companies - Hard to enforce without your cooperation ![image:width:35%](img/welltrained.png) # 3. Survaliance infrastruture - Cameras (Goverment, public transport, private) - Mobile Towers - Spy vans - Facial recognition - Data collection - Data trading ![image:width:20%](img/camera.jpg) # 4. Comunication Apps - Viber, Whatsup - Telegram, Signal All need phone numbers! - XMPP (Conversations, Gajim,..) - Matrix, Briar, Jami,.. # 5. Digital safeguard ![image:width:50%](img/digital-clone.jpg) - Privacy vs. Anonymity - Digital fingerprinting - Profiling - Digital clone ## 5.1. PC - MacOS - Windows - Linux (Mint, CachyOS, Debian) ![image:width:25%](img/linux-family.png) ## 5.2. Sugested practices - Block adds - uOriginBlock - Network block (piHole, Adguard,..) - Privacy browsers - Firefox forks like Librewolf - Ungoogled chromium - Tor - Alternative search engine - DuckDuckGo - SearXNG - many more - Avoid [big tech] companies - Fediverse alternatives - Alternative clients - Avoid auth - Beware of LLMs - Self-hosting ## 5.3. Mobile - iOS - Android - CustomROM - Linux ## 5.4. Degoogling ![image:width:12%](img/degoogle.jpg) - Hunt for free and open source alternatives - Aurora store - Obtanium - F-Droid - Reviewed and flagged with antifeatures - EU is opting out ## 5.5. CustomROM - Google blocking the sideloading ![image:width:25%](img/sideload.jpeg) - AOSP - Unlock the bootloader - LinageOS and forks - GrapheneOS (soon Motorola) - A lot more, depends on model - Linux phone (PostmakertOS, Droidian,...) # 6. Networks - Speed vs Privacy - Logging all conetections: (ISPs, Servers) - Law will not let you be anonymous - Connection to the Internet # 6.1. Server vs P2P ![image:width:100%](img/p2p.png) # 6.2 Torrent ![image:width:100%](img/piratebay.jpg) # 6.3 ISP and VPNs ![image:width:90%](img/vpn.png) # 6.4 Tor and I2P ![image:width:40%](img/tor.png) ![image:width:40%](img/i2p.png)