Tagged “privacy”
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TheFileConverter.app
A privacy-first file converter that runs entirely in your browser, handling images, audio and video formats without uplo…
They See Your Photos
An eye-opening experiment where you upload a photo, or try a sample, and see how much personal detail an AI image servic…
TofuPass
A privacy-first password and passphrase generator that makes friendly, readable credentials easy to say, type and share…
Too Unique to Hide
A tool from Imperial College London that estimates how likely you are to be re-identified in an anonymized dataset from…
ToolBench
A set of free image tools that run entirely in the browser, including a format converter, compressor, resizer, cropper a…
Top Secret
A game about the Snowden leaks that unfolds by email instead of on a game screen, with a playable demo that drops you in…
TorFlow
An animated world map that visualizes how traffic flows between Tor relays, letting you scrub through years of network s…
Track This
A tongue-in-cheek privacy tool that opens 100 tabs of a chosen persona - hypebeast, filthy rich, doomsday prepper or inf…
Tuta
An end-to-end encrypted email provider with a genuinely usable free tier, open-source apps, and zero-access encryption f…
VERT
A free, privacy-friendly file converter that turns images, video, audio and documents into other formats right in your b…
VidStudio
A free browser-based video editor with a multi-track timeline and frame-accurate seeking that exports with WebCodecs, ke…
Webbkoll
A free tool that analyzes a website and reports what data-protecting measures it has in place, from tracking and cookies…
WebUtils Image Converter
A client-side tool that bulk compresses and converts photos to JPEG, PNG, WEBP, or AVIF right in your browser, so your i…
What Every Browser Knows About You
A demonstration of all the data your browser exposes to any website without asking permission, from hardware details to…
Who Has Your Face?
A short quiz from the Electronic Frontier Foundation that works out which US government agencies may be able to scan you…
Why I Wrote PGP
Phil Zimmermann's essay from the original 1991 PGP user guide explaining why ordinary people need strong encryption, a f…
wipe.photos
A browser-based object remover that lets you paint over people, text, or logos in a photo and fills in the background lo…
Wormhole
A simple end-to-end encrypted file transfer tool that lets you send large files through a link that automatically expire…
Your Social Media Fingerprint
A browser demo that checks which major platforms you are logged into, showing how any website can detect your accounts w…
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