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Next time you need to share a photo, an animated GIF, or an audio file, consider using MediaCrush. Why? Because this media hosting service is not only based on open source software, it also goes to great lengths to protect your privacy.

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Preserving privacy by encrypting block devices

COVER STORIES: Block Tech free

The recent revelations about NSA spying have sparked renewed interest in data encryption. Encrypting at the file level is quick and easy, but if you're looking for an extra dose of protection, try encrypting the whole block device.

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A handy trio of tools for protecting your privacy

COVER STORIES: Triple Trick free

Maybe you can't stop the NSA, but you can still take meaningful steps to protect your privacy.

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Ubuntu for the security conscious

COVER STORIES: Private Island free

Worried about spies and criminals? Ubuntu Privacy Remix breaks down all the bridges to the Internet and converts the computer into an island of security. If you want to head back to civilization, you'll need a USB stick and plenty of patience.

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MediaGoblin

Set up your own media-sharing site with MediaGoblin

07.10.2013

The same way that “ease of use” usually equates to less flexibility, “convenience” is nearly always synonymous with less privacy. And, YouTube nowadays is very, very convenient, if you catch my drift. So, if you just want to share a video and not all of your personal data, or you want to avoid rude users from commenting on your kids’ videos, MediaGoblin is what you need.

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