There are plenty of other free online security tools available and I'd love to hear what you've used. Leave a comment to let me know your favorite! And it's always a huge help when you take a moment to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel here: ua-cam.com/users/allthingssecured
I have secured my house with a ferocious basset hound. You would be surprised at how effective a barking dog is at keeping people aware that danger is waiting for them if they try to enter. Security is not just in the digital world but also the physical one as well. She helps protect my one of my yubi keys at this location.
As a tip in regards to links that redirect you and grabs data, there is a powerful Firefox addon called "Redirector" that actively circumvents this issue. It extracts the legitimate/intended link and makes your browser use that instead of the redirecting link. 10/10 will always use it.
I have a routine every day and never have any viruses. Never ever. I use Windown 19 from Microsoft and every day, I check whether there is a MS. update. Without fail. I also have a Dell Computer, and on Dell computers, Dell has licenced extensions from several OEM organizations such as Semantec. Dell has them as licenced and collected in one extension several scans for the computer, named, "Support/Assist. SA is maybe, kinda like CCleaner and such like. And Dell has Microsoft Defender, which is kinda O/K, you can decide whether that is your cup of tea. So I run simultaneously the MS Defender and the SA. For updating, I find that Update Monitor, aka SUMO is very accurate and free. I can run all these items, they are light weight, and I can going when I go to bed, every night or every morning. The computer never gets attacked because the extensions are vert efficient: they are Support/Assist (proprietary) , Microsoft Defender, Sumo (free ware). Thanks for your free advice, I use it a lot. Robb Thurston.
Is there a secure chat like Signal or Telegram that does not require a smartphone to start with. I don't own a smartphone so Signal or Telegram are not an option. Both ask you to first get started with your smartphone. Hard to do when you dont have one.
Your channel has helped a lot so thank you. But you unfortunately don't cover phone privacy like android. Is there an android browser that you would recommend?
There are plenty of other free online security tools available and I'd love to hear what you've used. Leave a comment to let me know your favorite! And it's always a huge help when you take a moment to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel here: ua-cam.com/users/allthingssecured
I have secured my house with a ferocious basset hound. You would be surprised at how effective a barking dog is at keeping people aware that danger is waiting for them if they try to enter. Security is not just in the digital world but also the physical one as well. She helps protect my one of my yubi keys at this location.
Congrats?
Excellent video. You keep things simple for us tech novices. Thank you.
Glad to help, Robert!
As a tip in regards to links that redirect you and grabs data, there is a powerful Firefox addon called "Redirector" that actively circumvents this issue. It extracts the legitimate/intended link and makes your browser use that instead of the redirecting link. 10/10 will always use it.
I have been using Lastpass for several years now. It is free and I like it.
Great!
Thanks your video help me alot ❤
Thank you
This link redirect thing is the tip of my day
👍🏻🙏
Would like to.see your comparison of privacy browsers ~ Brave vs Vivaldi vs Epic vs Waterfox. All in incognito mode.
That video is in the works. Thanks for the suggestion!
Plz include both closed source & open source too..
Sidekick browser, Epic, Vivaldi, Comodo, Iridium.
Great tips subbed
Thanks for the sub!
I have a routine every day and never have any viruses. Never ever. I use Windown 19 from Microsoft and every day, I check whether there is a MS. update. Without fail. I also have a Dell Computer, and on Dell computers, Dell has licenced extensions from several OEM organizations such as Semantec. Dell has them as licenced and collected in one extension several scans for the computer, named, "Support/Assist. SA is maybe, kinda like CCleaner and such like. And Dell has Microsoft Defender, which is kinda O/K, you can decide whether that is your cup of tea. So I run simultaneously the MS Defender and the SA. For updating, I find that Update Monitor, aka SUMO is very accurate and free. I can run all these items, they are light weight, and I can going when I go to bed, every night or every morning. The computer never gets attacked because the extensions are vert efficient: they are Support/Assist (proprietary) , Microsoft Defender, Sumo (free ware). Thanks for your free advice, I use it a lot. Robb Thurston.
what about Avast Secure Browser?
Nice tips!
I'm glad they were helpful, Lucas.
Thanks
My pleasure!
Is there a secure chat like Signal or Telegram that does not require a smartphone to start with. I don't own a smartphone so Signal or Telegram are not an option. Both ask you to first get started with your smartphone. Hard to do when you dont have one.
and lastpass free?
How do I access the Redirect Detective
There's a link in the description of the video.
What is your opinion on Edge? Better then Chrome?
In my opinion, pretty much anything is “better than Chrome” 😂
@@AllThingsSecured haha I’ll take it!
Firefox or Opera?
They're both good, but I just default to Firefox.
Your channel has helped a lot so thank you. But you unfortunately don't cover phone privacy like android. Is there an android browser that you would recommend?
You can still use Firefox or Brave on an Android phone.