Probably any Chromium browser that didn’t degoogle it.

Even though Firefox is way better, it’s also send user data by default.

On Firefox you can disable it, and there are a lot of forks that send no data/the minimal user data needed.

I’d recommend Mull or Fennec, and to stay away from (most of) Chromium broswers including Opera.

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Download Linux Mint/Fedora ISO.

Make a bootable flash drive with Rufus for Windows systems, or DD for Unix-like OSs.

I found bank apps to work well on secondary profile.

You can do it with Android’s built-in option, or better (IMO), with Shelter.

The problem with all those addons is that you’re limited; you can use only what they already set for you.

Redirector is more flexible.

Signal considered the best between those 3 apps.

• Signal have E2EE. Facebook decided to copy the idea to Whatsapp. AFAIK, attackers have always gained access only by other methods.
• Telegram created their own protocol, MTProto. E2E is only enabled on private chats. By default private chat exist only on the device they were created on. So a lot of people don’t really use them.

So, in terms of encryption alone, Signal/Whatapp are safer.

I don’t know about you, but for me, the last company I’ll trust with my information is Facebook.

So if you can, use Signal.

If not, decide who you trust more. Telegram or Facebook.

Nautilus is part of the Gnome ‘suite’. You can install vanilla Gnome, it’d come with it.

Canonical has nothing to do with it.