discussion Game Recommendations & Identification

[Monokuma]

Tor is probably the most privacy you ever get in a browser... But it comes at a cost of being slower and a little more unweildly at times.

 

[Fuk]

Tor is probably the most privacy you ever get in a browser... But it comes at a cost of being slower and a little more unweildly at times.

Yeah I totally forgot about Tor, I don't use it, last time I tried I had some problems it crashed a lot and I forgot about it

 

[Bärbl]

Tor is probably the most privacy you ever get in a browser... But it comes at a cost of being slower and a little more unweildly at times.

And Bonus added: your traffic masks all their dirty, dirty actions in the dark web. Outside of Iran, China or North Korea it is maybe not the best option. And it really is painfully slow when you want to download some GB...

 

[Deco]

Tor it's the best, no question, but you still need to setup and create more security depending on where you want to go there

 

[RJErwin]

Tor, however it's slow af, brave good alternative

 

[Republican Bear]

Does that even help anymore? As even Tor nowadays doesn't guarantee your safety anymore.

 

[malkav]

chrome

 

[User_80256]

There are no means of maintaining anonymity these days. If necessary, the special services of any country will find you in a few hours. Deleting files won't help either. The only reliable way is to take a drill, make several holes in your HDD, and then put the mutilated disk in a concentrated solution of sulfuric acid. But I think while you are doing that, you will already have serious armed men knocking on your door

 

[User_80256]

chrome

Do you believe in Google's independence? I use Brave and Epic Privacy Browser, but I have no illusions about their reliability.

 

[barbarella2021]

I guess DuckDuckGo doesn't do all that much?

 

[bebok]

Im using Firefox with DuckDuckGo, you may try VPN from Proton

 

[DragonsFear]

Im using Firefox with DuckDuckGo, you may try VPN from Proton

considering that proton collects data, you can't really say they are ingonito worthy ( like most VPN's )
only VPN i found sofar who dousn't ask questions or any info is Mullvad (there are prob others, but they are mostly overshadowed by bigger company's on the advert lists

 

[odspyykt]

Chrome for regular browsing. Mozilla defaulted to privacy mode for private browsing. And TOR for super slow but truly private anonymous browsing. But you really can't truly trust any browser. They are watching you. Just a matter of how important you are to them.

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[odspyykt]

Where can we find those games ? What are they about ?

SSP = Such a Sharp Pain. You can find them in the Games+ section if you have access. Otherwise search the internet.

 

[barbarella2021]

The Company of Myself - Indie flash game from when I was young. My first.

 

[Fuk]

Lately I have a thing for tomboys, do you know good games with such characters?

 

[TsavoriteKitsune]

Are there any games in which a male MC is the dom with happy animals? Basically looking for animals both M/F acting like sluts in heat, bonus points if the MC is just chillin' and the animal initiates (doggy blowjob, or even just teasing/presenting).
Preferably not text-based but I'm also not picky.

 

[User_124703]

You talk about private to hide your actions on a shared computer? Or private to hide your actions from your provider.
I guess many don´t know, that privacy on browser just only hide your actions on your computer. Not for the provider.
And everything, that is free. (DuckDuckVPN BraveVPN OperaVPN etc) You pay with your Data...

I use Firefox with noScript and a Pay VPN what claims, to not collect Data. And also have only Ram, not Rom on their Servers. (And a Main switch) If it is true. Dont know...

 

[Monokuma]

You talk about private to hide your actions on a shared computer? Or private to hide your actions from your provider.
I guess many don´t know, that privacy on browser just only hide your actions on your computer. Not for the provider.
And everything, that is free. (DuckDuckVPN BraveVPN OperaVPN etc) You pay with your Data...

I use Firefox with noScript and a Pay VPN what claims, to not collect Data. And also have only Ram, not Rom on their Servers. (And a Main switch) If it is true. Dont know...

It's a good question - I just took the question at face value "Incognito Mode" without actually considering that OP might be requesting to hide from ISP. I just thought it was known that Icognito Mode is literally just hiding your history and deleting your cookies after a session.
But Yeh. I second @VND , you need a paid VPN if you want to hide your information from an ISP. I use Firefox with MullVAD.

 

[stangnomez]

chrome

Didn't they get in trouble lately because Chrome incognito mode didn't even provide the local privacy that other browsers private modes did?