Password Security Use Strong Passwords This one seems obvious but is missed by many. Passwords should be as long as possible, ideally between 25-64 characters if there is no maximum limit set by the site. Randomly generated passwords are recommended for better security. Utilize a password manager to generate complex
Here is a list of my favorite books both fiction and non-fiction. I've read each book on this list cover to cover. I hope you enjoy some of these books and feel free to add your own to the list. Fiction * Slaughterhouse-Five : Kurt Vonnegut * Notes: One of the
I don't pretend that I have all the answers. The truth is that this subject matter is extremely complicated and requires deep insightful thought beyond a Star Trek utopia that we all wish existed but rather in the realities of modern society. The one thing I know for
This is a modern guide because it doesn't expect you to wear tin foil hats or lose all contact with your friends but gives you ways to begin decoupling yourself from Google and it's data collecting madness. Reclaim Your Digital Life Google's ecosystem is
By Dasgeek | September 13, 2025 Today, I’m spilling the beans on my favorite Linux software—tools that pack a punch for productivity, creativity, and keeping your data under wraps. Whether you’re a seasoned Linux pro or just dipping your toes into the open-source pool, this list might just
Let’s cut the chase: In 2025, neither iOS nor stock Android is a paragon of privacy or security. They’re both products of profit-driven giants—Apple chasing ecosystem lock-in, Google monetizing your every tap. We stash more intimate data on our phones than anywhere else: health metrics, financials, intimate
Lock Down Your Data: Why Disk Encryption is Non-Negotiable Your hard drive’s a treasure chest—bank details, work projects, that folder of memes you’d rather not explain. Now imagine it snatched from a café or cracked open by ransomware. Without encryption, it’s like leaving your diary on
Your digital life hinges on passwords—those fragile keys to your email, bank accounts, and personal secrets. Big tech players like Google, Apple, or LastPass offer slick, “free” password managers, but here’s the ugly truth: they’re often mining your data, tracking your habits, and building profiles that know
There are a plethora of note taking apps to choose from. The majority of these apps appear free and come from big names such as Apple or Microsoft. The issue is these apps are not truly free, you're the product. Your thoughts, your lists, your information is all
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The Android ecosystem is packed with shiny devices and “free” apps from brands like Google and Samsung, but there’s a hidden cost: your data. Every search, location, and app you use builds a detailed profile of your life—your habits, health, even your relationships. This data doesn’t just