Mobile Security
The mobile security section includes hands-on guides for a number of Freeware or Open Source smartphone applications which will help to make your smartphone use more secure.
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Orweb for Android Devices
Orweb is an free Android-platform mobile phone application, created by the Guardian Project for browsing the internet anonymously in conjunction with Orbot.
How to use smartphones as securely as possible
Smartphones usually support a wide range of functionality. In this chapter we'll take a look at the additional security challenges posed by smartphones.
Social networking tools: Facebook, Twitter, and others
This chapter aims to help you navigate through the privacy and security settings of some popular social networking sites with a view to making their use more secure, or perhaps better said, less insecure.
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