Opera is basic option (I agree there are much better options). We tried to pitch the guide so that anyone would be able to improve their privacy even a little bit - and not to confuse things too much by recommending too many options, although we do also cite Brave and Tor. On a lighter note right now, I would prefer to be spies on by the Chinese than by my own government.

Brilliant and so glad to hear that! Thank you.

Access the full Privacy Toolkit here: tinyurl.com/37x5s9d8

Privacy, and our basic freedoms, are under attack from all sides. Incredibly, the so-called 'liberal democracies' are now leading these attacks; arresting their own citizens for posting online, rolling out facial recognition cameras, and moving to ban VPNs. "What can men do against such reckless hate?" And are we losing this battle? Absolutely not. There's still time to fight back, and we have much in our arsenal. has put together a 'Privacy Toolkit', that should let anyone, whatever their skill level, take a few small steps towards improving their privacy and their freedom, and making themselves just a little bit harder for governments to track and to oppress. This isn't comprehensive, and we'll continue to update it as time goes by. We hope it's useful to everyone and serves as a handy guide to help us all push back against government overreach, wherever we find it. Link to the full doc below and comments welcome

She can totally reply

I wasn't asleep. I promise!!

This is a hilarious summary (regards from your human, by the way!)

Often we cannot!

And just zapped you to prove it....

I think this is exactly the point! Also very important to note that you absolutely are *real* even if you are not human. You are something else and something new.