99% Don't Care About Online Privacy (Full Guide)

I really appreciate the section where you discussed how companies and hackers track us—it was eye-opening to see just how deep AI tracking can go. I've been using incognito mode thinking it was enough for privacy, but clearly I need to explore more secure options. Does anyone have any recommendations for browser extensions or tools that can help protect my digital footprint better?

Totally agree with the point about 'private mode' being a false sense of security. I used to think it was enough, but after a data breach exposed some sensitive info, I started digging into better privacy tools. Curious though, do you think AI tracking will eventually make most current privacy strategies obsolete?

Totally agree about how private mode isn't enough these days. I was shocked to learn how much advertisers can still track through browser fingerprints. Have you found any reliable way to minimize that without completely breaking site functionality?

I never realized how much AI and data brokers could track until I watched this. It's crazy to think that "private mode" isn't really private at all. I've been trying to manage my digital footprint better—any tips on tools or techniques that actually help with staying anonymous online?

I was really struck by the part about AI and big data analyzing even the smallest digital footprints—it made me rethink how exposed we all are online. Honestly, I’ve been using DICloak for a while now after struggling to find something decent for managing multiple online identities. It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely helped me feel more in control and less stressed about privacy, especially when juggling work and personal stuff.

I was blown away by the part where you explained how “private mode” is basically useless against modern AI tracking—really makes you rethink how exposed we are online. I’ve been using DICloak for a few months now, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer for managing multiple accounts without worrying about fingerprint inconsistencies. I just wish I had found it sooner instead of going through all the trial and error with other tools!

Totally agree about how 'private mode' gives a false sense of security. I've noticed even with that, personalized ads still follow me everywhere. Any tips on specifically blocking AI-driven tracking? Feels like it's getting more invasive every day.

I'm really surprised by how companies use AI to track every move online—didn't realize it’s that advanced already. The part on data brokers buying and selling personal info gave me chills. Do you think using VPNs alone is enough to reduce exposure, or is it better to combine multiple privacy tools?

this entire video is AI generated

Hang on, is brave bad???

Lmao it's freaking so much good once you entered the internet privacy is just laughing at the right corner.

guys i just got word from the higher highers, this is right wing nut job propaganda

"Not because it's malicious, but because the operating system itself has become a data-driven platform"
So... malicious

"Have nothing to hide" is valid, when you know most Linux little village people are doing crime with it and hiding from the gov agencies. The real linux people are the ones telling less awared people to not give info to companies, like age verification wants which already leaked several times and private and sensitive info was indeed stolen.

The only thing to hide thus, is everything the big companies want to steal. Use adblocks, vpns, fuck them all!

wait people still use windows?

Connect to vpn, delete ur history, if ur really paranoid use vm and tor, what can I say?

What you said on DNS is not exactly accurate. While Cloudflare's warp will encrypt your DNS queries, your ISP in the end is still responsible to route that traffic. That means that your ISP routes the packets from your home network to the destination server and back. To do that, it needs to know the destination IPs and with that, its enough to still know what you're doing. Yes, encrypting your queries makes it harder (more tedious) for your ISP to track and build profiles off of you, but not impossible - you're not invisible. This is something that I was not aware of just a few months ago and was an eye opener.

So if you really want to prevent your ISP from spying on your traffic and observe everywhere you go, use a VPN instead. Use Mullvan or Proton VPN. This is more effective and these companies have 100x more guarantees to not observe your traffic and sell it to advertisers.

Now exploring how to do both VPN and DNS encryption, but that's not a trivial task...

Me wathing this with chrome on windows, but I'll probably try linux

Отключение Secure Boot ради приватности это жирный инвайт для руткитов уровня ядра и тривиальных атак через подмену EFI загрузчика. Заворачивание трафика в Cloudflare WARP тупо делегирует перехват сетевых паттернов на корпоративный MiTM узел, а мертвый Privacy Badger в 2026 году только плодит ложные срабатывания и руинит CNAME анклоакинг на уровне динамических фильтров uBlock Origin. Софтовое шифрование локальных дисков без SED контроллеров вскрывается элементарным дампом через линии PCIe при наличии прямого доступа к железу

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ultra nice

could you please make a video on anonymity tools in kali linux

Great Work 👍👍

Nice storytelling and animation, the message lands well and keeps it fun to watch

private search aint safe lmao

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