Keepsafe launches private mobile browser

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Keepsafe launches private mobile browser

Keepsafe has launched a new privacy-focused mobile web browser for iOS and Android.

The company provides a number of privacy-centric products, including a private photo app, a VPN app, and a private phone number generator.

 

[Bryn]

Rather use Adguard for Android (iOS might also be supported). Blocks advertising in most apps, including Chrome and Youtube. The general privacy features are probably in line with this private browser, but you can continue to enjoy the quality of Chrome.

Humble Bundle currently has a cybersecurity bundle that includes a year of Adguard Premium and a year of the Private Internet Access VPN for $15. If you're concerned about your privacy, there you go.

 

[Jet-Fighter7700]

if you rooted, and my rom has it built in, CRdroid for swift,

get adaway, blocks via hostfile, so pages dont even load in the first place.

 

[Bryn]

if you rooted, and my rom has it built in, CRdroid for swift,

get adaway, blocks via hostfile, so pages dont even load in the first place.

Sounds cool. One thing I like about Adguard though is that it doesn't require root access. Not keen to root my devices since Oreo, seeing as restricting background activity solves the biggest issue I used to have with Android.

 

[backstreetboy]

Just use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.xfalcon.vhosts and give it a hosts file.