IMO this article proposes the opposite of privacy.
If you use brand ROM’s, you don’t know what they run. Moreover they tell you to use them, even if they are not updated anymore.
They tell you that it’s enough not to share any information on the web, completely ignoring the problem of fingerprinting.
XP? Really? You probably shouldn’t even use Windows (unless you allow only whitelisted connections on your firewall). They also tell you Chromebook is fine.
IMO this article proposes the opposite of privacy.
If you use brand ROM’s, you don’t know what they run. Moreover they tell you to use them, even if they are not updated anymore.
They tell you that it’s enough not to share any information on the web, completely ignoring the problem of fingerprinting.
XP? Really? You probably shouldn’t even use Windows (unless you allow only whitelisted connections on your firewall). They also tell you Chromebook is fine.
I stopped reading after that.