Your Guide to Online Privacy

This is Online-OPSEC.net, your guide to online privacy. A site dedicated to Operational Security (OPSEC) in an online setting. Tech companies are not just selling your data. They are changing your opinions and behaviour. Learn how to take back your personal data and start using the web. The alternative is to continue in your ways by letting the web use you.

Most of the internet's problems could be solved if more people took online privacy seriously, so the objective of this site is to guide any normal person through the process of learning basic Online Operational Security.

The Fundamentals

Understanding Privacy Online

Learn the true origins of the Internet and what it means to be private online. How the internet works at a foundational level and how by understanding a few basic concepts you can intuitively protect yourself from trackers and keep corporations from fleecing you of your personal data.

⏳ This "fundamentals course" can take as little as an hour or even less.

  1. Origins of the Internet
  2. Software
  3. Hardware
  4. Privacy-Centric Mindset

Let's Get Started!

Privacy Put into Action

How-to guides and resources to help you learn to use the tools you already know how to use but privately.

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