A practical, open-source guide to protect yourself online
I started writing this guide after my parents asked me to help them clean up their digital footprint and make their online presence more secure.
My goal is to give everyone who reads this guide the tools and confidence to start taking control of their digital privacy.
This is a living document! I welcome any contributions, edits, or changes that you believe would help folks stay safe online.
- This guide is written for non-technical users. Copy should consist of short, easy-to-understand sentences.
- Keep html clean and semantically correct. Don't litter with unnecessary divs or classes.
- Whenever possible, link to sources using an
href
inside of ana
tag or provide quotes from outside resources.
This is a simple static website that consists of an html page, a css stylesheet, and a few scripts. As such, running locally doesn't require node or any other dependencies.
$ git clone [email protected]:samanthaandrews/online-privacy-101.git
$ cd online-privacy-101
$ open index.html