You Can Now Watch YouTube On Tor (The Anonymous Web)
Here is the onion address:
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Brave: A Privacy-Respecting Browser
Brave is a free and open-source web browser developed by Brave Software Inc. I am now recommending the Brave browser as a viable alternative to the Firefox browser. This is because the latest version of Brave supports Chrome extensions. Extension support is an important feature is any modern browser. Brave include these built-in privacy features:
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A List Of Censorship-Proof Systems
I created this list of censorship technologies that are working today.
I believe technologies like these will eventually become an essential source of unfiltered media, information and credit.
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A List Of Cheap VPNs That Unlock Netflix
Here’s a list of reliable VPN providers that can unlock Netflix, and have not been blocked by Netflix:
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Alternative Social Networks: Replacements For Twitter, Reddit and Tumblr
Here are some alternative social networks that allow you to control your own data:
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A Guide To Downloading From Usenet
With the right set-up, downloading from Usenet can be fast and reliable. This is what I recommend:
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Using NZBHydra2 To Combine Multiple Usenet Indexes
NZBHydra2 is an open-source program that allows you to combine Usenet indexes. You can search all your indexes from one place and use it as an indexer source for tools like Sonarr. NZBHydra2 requires Java Runtime Environment or OpenJDK. Major features: Searches Anizb, BinSearch, NZBIndex and any newznab compatible indexers Merges all results, filters them
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