For me it depends how “hardened” the account needs to be.

For key accounts I keep the 2fa seperated (where possible with a fido token) For not so relevant accounts I add it to bitwarden. Because I probably wouldnt activate 2fa for these accounts if I’d have to pull out the phone each time

Edit: you also can add the 2fa token to a separate vault

Hey, hey…pssst you forgot to update the template to the your current crypto!

Also, it might be annonymized for this dataset, by adding more ‘annonymized’ datasets stuff can be correlated

If I have to choose between a company that freely sells and uses all my data versus a company that e2e encrypts my data and only complies with police and intelligence agency if it is specifically mandated by a swiss judge (and are fighing against it[1]), my money is definitely on the later

Is it perfect? Probably not. - Does it match my thread model? Definitely yes!

Also their privacy policy [2] allows to make a pretty well informed decision and map it against your thread model

And by the way, here’s the statement of the ceo regading the activist: https://proton.me/blog/climate-activist-arrest

[1] https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/business/proton-wins-appeal-in-swiss-court-over-surveillance-laws/47052196 [2] https://proton.me/legal/privacy

You can export files as PSD and tiff with affinity, so it should work with clients

Password (singular) vs passwords (plural).

I usually use OsmAND for my motorbike tours where I love the adaptable UI. But importing round trips is a big hit or miss, where most of the time it just skips all intermediary stops

And for daily “driving” (hehe) I do miss some traffic info :-(

Those where more, how should I put it, ‘visual’ and ‘tangible’ threads. Now it’s watch out or someone is aggregating all your infornation about you and will use it for some neferarious things…
Which I find is a much wider issue, but is also much more dificult to warn and protect.

Have seen some mods who aren’t reslly fond of it and ask users to not do it.

Reason given is that copyright handles linking different than copying of articles. (Which kind of makes sense for me)

Probably yes, I see this as well on my pihole…some devices/apps run amok if they can’t reach their home and send multiple requests per second

I do it exactly like that, except that im connected via vpn most of the time, since my pihole is also located in my lan

It can’t bypass my network DNS if only my DNS server is allowed to send out via port 53.

It’s really fun to see how some devices are completely panicking. (I only have some chromecast music devices which do not need any internet) Anyway, I do hate that there are manufacturers who hardcode a dns into MY devices.

For the time I’m outside my network I do have a VPN which allows me to acces my pi-hole from outside (I never felt that the speed or latency is especially low)

There are even routers which allow you to re-route specific ports to specific devices. So, even if the device wants 8.8.8.8 the firewall would reroute it to my dns server

If you want a privacy friendly option that works from in/and outside your network without all the hassle above I can also recommend proton VPN which also procides tracker and ad blocking.

And even better: wireguard configs as well

Proton VPN does have tracking and ad blocking integrated, not sure how good it workes as i usually use my pihole