Harald
I think if you really want to make sure, reading (and understanding) source code and compiling it yourself on a clean computer is the only option.
After all, wasn't that special ANOM device in fact an FBI device? Not implying anything at all, but couldn't a project like Graphene be a secret initiative from a powerful state player too?
DevilsDueRebellion The IVPN Hardened mode DNS essentially tries to block the Facebook (Meta) and google tag trackers/links that many websites have which try to tag you while visiting websites.
DevilsDueRebellion The IVPN Hardened mode DNS essentially tries to block the Facebook (Meta) and google tag trackers/links that many websites have which try to tag you while visiting websites.
You can obtain the same output on GOS for free.
I described it, link below. You should just download other hosts file which includes social media addresses.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/alternates/social/hosts
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/2139-which-vpn-to-choose/15
If you care about privacy you can consider using i2p network and fork of Conversations, links below.
You don’t need any phone number to register a UUID.
There are more advantages to Signal but one is worth to highlight here.
Using xmpp + omemo (Conversations) you can get all messages on all your mobile devices. Signal/Molly allows you to have only one mobile device registered.
Add:
i2pd repo:
https://fdroid.i2pd.xyz/
Then install
i2pd, Conversations-i2p
You can set up an account here: xmpp.ilita.i2p
The best solution is to set up own xmpp server. It is super easy if you have capability and money resources to buy Pixel and install GOS.
There is a ton of tutorials in the internet to do that.
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If you want to browse i2p network I recommend:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.stoutner.privacybrowser.standard/
I use this browser for Tor and clearnet as well. It is very customizable.