@voxel - eviltoast

Hey I’m Voxel 👋

I usually make different kinds of posts around the topics #privacy 🕶️ and #cybersecurity 🛡️ :3 You can also find sometimes posts about my personal opinions, thoughs or tech related stuff 👀

If you would like to get in touch with me, just DM me I’m open for meeting new people 🤍

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- Reposts doesn’t always mean that I agree with the post, sometimes I just want show it to you.

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  • Voxel@infosec.exchangeOPtoLinux@lemmy.mlHey 👋 dear Linux Community,
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    10 months ago

    @keydelk @linux Hm, ig I will stick to Cinnamon, I don’t want to run into issues, using another environment which got discontinued by Linux Mint a few years before for some reasons.

    Abt the browser and content blocking, is already done ;) Privacy and Security is one of the things I’m very good at, just wanted to know how to enchance the security of Linux Mint.

    Btw. I would recommend uBlock Origin instead of ADP is leightweighter, customizable, opensource, non-commercial and pretty well. Since ADP had some controversies in the past.












  • @sj_zero Just wanted to share this information, is not a recommendation which search engine you should use. Not everyone feel comfortable with using a search engine which is closed source and owned by a company, some rather wanna use a opensource search engine hosted by a invidual or a group of people, some other people prefer search engines like DuckDuckGo since they work put of the box without problems and have usually a better usability for the modt people, then SearX (or SearXNG) does.












  • @smeg It seems like you miss the technical knowledge. Let me explain. Bad for security; this extension is so simply made there is basically nothing you could rly exploit and the only thing this extension is able to manage ur other extensions not more. Bad for privacy; it’s not since not every extension can be fingerprinting, only extensions which modify or do things related to the site you access. Websites don’t have by default access to the extensions you have installed.