Privacy

Your data belongs to you.
Let's take back control, step by step.

No need to change everything overnight, or to become an expert. Every step below is simple, concrete, and genuinely improves your situation. You choose where to start, I walk you through it.

What I can set up for you

À la carte, at your place or remotely. Each time with a clear explanation of what it changes for you day to day.

An encrypted mailboxA smooth migration to secure email, whose content isn't stored in plain text on a multinational's servers. Your old messages and contacts come along.
GrapheneOS on your phoneThe same Android, your same apps, but without Google's data collection. Full installation plus a guided tour.
A password managerA unique, strong password for each site, and only one for you to remember. Installed on all your devices, shareable with family or team.
Secure messagingSwitching to Signal or similar, with help getting your contacts on board: encrypted messaging only works if you're there together.
Data broker removalCompanies you've never heard of resell your address, phone number and habits. I send the deletion requests on your behalf.
Free and open source softwareFree, reliable, transparent alternatives to the software you pay for: office suite, photo editing, browser, and much more.
A privacy-friendly driveStore and share your files outside the cloud giants, just as easily. Optionally: your own small server at home.
AI, integrated thoughtfullyUse artificial intelligence in your work without pouring your sensitive data into it: tool choices, good practices, useful cases.
Where to start? If I could recommend only one thing: the password manager. It's the biggest improvement for the least effort. We can set it up together in an hour.
Start step by step
Why it matters

Three simple ideas behind all this

1

Your data has value

When a service is free, your information is often the product. Taking back control means deciding for yourself what you share, and with whom.

2

Security follows sobriety

The less your data circulates, the less it can leak. A closed account, a record deleted from a broker, is one risk gone for good.

3

Decentralization protects you

When everything depends on two or three giants, one outage or one business decision cuts you off from your own files. Diversifying keeps you free.

Going further

The tools I use and recommend

All tested daily. No affiliate links: I recommend what works, not what pays.

NeedRecommended toolIn a nutshell
Search engineDuckDuckGo · StartpageGood results, no profilingFree
MessagingSignalEnd-to-end encrypted, easy to useFree
BrowserFirefox · BraveFast and respectful, away from the monopolyFree
EmailProton Mail · TutaEncrypted, off the giants' serversFree / Paid
PasswordsBitwarden · KeePassXCA different password everywhere, effortlesslyFree
Two-factor authAegis · YubiKeyThe second lock on your important accountsFree / Paid
Tracker blockingNextDNS · AdGuard DNSFewer ads and less tracking, on all devicesFree / Paid
Independent referenceprivacyguides.orgThe best resource in the field, sponsor-freeFree
Set these tools up with me