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Free, open source operating system.
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Popular ethical GNU/Linux distribution.
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Fast, stable, powerful GNU/Linux distribution.
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Tails
Live CD/USB designed for privacy.
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Trisquel
FSF endorsed, user-friendly GNU/Linux distribution.
newbie's choice
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FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, PC-BSD.
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HTTPS Everywhere
Encrypts your communications thousands of websites.
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Fix Tracking!
Guide to stop getting tracked online.
newbie's choice
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Torbutton
Tor plugin for IceCat and Firefox.
advanced
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Google Search
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Microsoft Bing
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Yahoo! Search
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DuckDuckGo
Anonymous, unlogged web searches.
partly proprietary*
usa-hosted
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Seeks Project
Open decentralized platform for collaborative search.
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Startpage
Private, unlogged web searches.
newbie's choice
proprietary*
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YaCy
Decentralized web search.
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Freenet
Decentralized censorship-resistant network.
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I2P
The invisible internet project.
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Nightweb
Anonymous I2P network for Android.
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Syndie
Distributed, anonymous forum software.
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Google Gmail
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Microsoft Outlook.com
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Yahoo! Mail
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Bitmessage
Encrypted, decentralized email server.
beta
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RiseUp
Secure and private email accounts.
newbie's choice
invite-only
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Apple Mail
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Microsoft Office Outlook
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Novell Groupwise
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Claws Mail
Lightweight email application with GPG support.
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Evolution
Free email and calendar application with GPG support.
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Icedove
Free version of Mozilla Thunderbird.
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KMail
KDE email client with GPG support.
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Mozilla Thunderbird
Open source email application.
newbie's choice
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OpenStreetMap
Free, collaborative world wide map.
newbie's choice
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Apple iCloud
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Dropbox
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Google Drive
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Microsoft SkyDrive
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git-annex assistant
Synchronize folders on your computers and drives.
newbie's choice
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ownCloud
Cloud data in your control.
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Seafile
Self-hosted file sync and collaboration for teams.
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Sparkleshare
Self-hosted version control and file sync.
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Tahoe-LAFS
Free and open cloud storage system.
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Facebook
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Twitter
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buddycloud
Open source, federated social network.
xmpp/jabber
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Diaspora*
Community-run, distributed social network.
newbie's choice
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Friendica
Privacy respecting, distributed, federated social network.
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GNU Social
Self-hosted, decentralized social network.
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Lorea
Distributed and federated social nodes.
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Movim
Private, decentralized social network server.
xmpp/jabber
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pump.io
Self-hosted social stream server.
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Salut à Toi
Multi-frontend, multipurpose communication tool.
xmpp/jabber
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Tent
Free, autonomous social network protocol.
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AOL Instant Messenger
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Google Talk
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OS X Messages
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Yahoo! Messenger
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Cryptocat
Private, encrypted online conversations.
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Off-the-Record Messaging - OTR
Install and enable in Pidgin for encrypted chat.
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Pidgin
Open source chat program.
xmpp/jabber
otr
newbie's choice
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Adium
Multi-protocol chat client for OS X (remember to enable OTR).
xmpp/jabber
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RetroShare
Free, secure, P2P communications platform.
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FaceTime
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Google+ Hangouts
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Google Talk
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Skype
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Jitsi
Encrypted text and video chat.
xmpp/jabber
sip
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Linphone
Encrypted voice and video client.
sip
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Mumble
Encrypted, low-latency voice chat.
newbie's choice
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Flickr
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Instagram
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Picasa
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Tumblr
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YouTube
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GNU MediaGoblin
Decentralized media publishing platform.
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Piwigo
Self-hosted photo gallery platform.
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WordPress
Self-hosted website publishing platform.
newbie's choice
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Zenphoto
Self-hosted media management system.
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Ethercalc
Multi-user spreadsheet server.
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Etherpad
Open source, real-time collaborative documents.
newbie's choice
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Piwik
Open source, self-hosted web analytics.
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CyanogenMod
Aftermarket firmware for Android devices.
newbie's choice
mostly free*
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Replicant
Fully free Android distribution.
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F-Droid
Free and open source apps for Android.
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Google Chrome
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WhatsApp Messenger
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CSIPSimple
Free, encrypted VoIP for Android.
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Gibberbot
Private, secure OTR messaging for Android.
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Orbot
Tor proxy for Android.
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RedPhone
Secure private calls for Android.
mostly free*
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Surespot
Free, open-source, end-to-end encrypted messaging.
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TextSecure
Secure SMS/MMS communication for Android.
mostly free*
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Xabber
OTR-encrypted instant messaging for Android.
xmpp/jabber
newbie's choice
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*This website uses the Free Software Foundation’s definition of free software.
“Free software” means software that respects users’ freedom and community. Roughly, the users have the freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. With these freedoms, the users (both individually and collectively) control the program and what it does for them. (more …)
—The Free Software Foundation
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Take action against PRISM at the Electronic Frontier Foundation Action Center.
MASSIVE SURVEILLANCE EXPOSED
Recent reports by the Guardian and the Washington Post confirm secret spying programs on phone records and Internet activity. It's time for a full accounting of America's secret spying programs—and an end to unconstitutional surveillance. (more …)
—The Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Mentioned by the media.
Catalan
German
English
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/r/technology
“How to opt out of PRISM, the NSA’s global data surveillance program.”
Reddit.
2013-06-10.
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Bilton, Ricardo.
“PRISM fears give private search engine DuckDuckGo its best week ever.”
VentureBeat.
2013-06-13.
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Daws, Ryan.
“Looking to hide online? PRISM-break shows you how.”
Telecoms Tech.
2013-06-14.
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Glaser, April, and Libby Reinish.
“How to Block the NSA From Your Friends List.”
Slate.
2013-06-17.
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Love, Dylan.
“How To Become Invisible To The NSA's Domestic Spying Program”
Business Insider.
2013-06-16.
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Keiser, Max.
“Site of the day: prism-break.org.”
Max Keiser Financial War Reports.
2013-06-11.
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Neagle, Colin.
“How to opt out of PRISM, the NSA’s spying program.”
Network World.
2013-06-10.
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Phipps, Simon.
“How to break out of PRISM.”
InfoWorld.
2013-06-14.
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Walton, Zach.
“Don’t Trust Tech Companies With Your Data? Use These Alternatives.”
WebProNews
2013-06-10.
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Wheatley, Mike
“How To Get Out Of PRISM and Avoid NSA Spying”
SiliconANGLE.
2013-06-12
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