Security Resources

First things first... VPN

VPN is your friend.

VPNs conceal your IP address making it hard to locate your IP by bouncing your connection to thousands of different IP addresses across the world making you almost virtually invisible.

There are many options out there and the choices can be overwhelming. Main thing is to focus on two key takeaways when choosing a VPN. Where are the servers located? Does the VPN log user data?

The answer to the first question is that the VPN servers should be located outside the United States. It will be harder for the authorities to access your VPN pathway forcing them to follow the outside country's legal system to obtain your VPN pathways.

The answer to the second question should be a resounding "No." The best way to stay private online is to choose a No-Log VPN service. Once you've chosen your VPN lets move on to the next step.

Removing and Replacing Harmful Apps

Removing Apps that collect and sell your data is key to the Shutdown315 movement. Not only does removing the following apps help take money out of billionaires pockets it helps protect your data from being sold for targeted ads and unwanted tracking.

Facebook

Facebook is one of the most predatory apps you can have ion your phone especially if you have Facebook messenger

X or Twitter

Prepare effectively for potential shutdowns with essential tips and resources available.

Google

Remove everything Google from your phone. For android users it will be a little bit more difficult however there are options such as replacing your OS with another privacy focused OS like Graphene OS.

If you have Gmail you do not have to delete your account, you can have automated forwarding services set up with a private focused email such as Proton or Tutu email.

Google maps track your location even if you are not using it. Replace maps with Organic Maps, Mapquest, Magic Earth, or OSMand Maps.

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