If you’re concerned about your health & wellness data but don’t know where to start, here are four things you can do today to keep it private (1/6) Use Firefox Focus on your mobile device. Tap the trash can icon and automatically erase your history, passwords, and cookies so sites can’t track you 🗑️ (2/6)

In honor of spooky season, we want to show you how to become a “ghost” online 👻 (Don’t worry. It’s not that scary.) The first step to “ghosting” the Internet is finding all those old email addresses you’ve created over the years. Use them to access the sites you’ve signed up for in the past and delete your accounts.

Have you ever wondered why links are blue? Let’s discuss 🧵 Back in the 90s, monitors were limited in the colors they could display. So if you wanted to design something for the web you were kinda stuck with a handful of colors to choose from.

So you’re scrolling through Twitter. That means you’ve got a minute! Good.

Why not use that minute to stop scrolling and take a few steps to get a little more #PrivacyAware?

All of the things in this thread will literally take you one minute. We timed it! [THREAD] Chances are your phone’s name is your name. That means every time you connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth everyone around you can see your name.

Keep it to yourself by editing your device name in settings. Here’s how: