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Alright, we're back for part two! Sorry for the wait, but cats need holidays too. I was planning to use this time to write, but then I got high played videogames instead. Anyhoo, if you haven't read part 1 yet, you should go back and do so, as it covers the more basic things. Here we take a look at some extra things you can do if you're really concerned about your privacy, but installing a fancy alarm system won't help you if you haven't yet learned to close your windows. Staying out of trouble Have a safe storage. My first security mentor used to say that the only safe machine is the one that cannot connect to the internet. However, even that is not true, since somebody could steal said machine. So, where does that leave you, if you need safe storage for your sensitive documents? It leaves you with two options. The safest one is to put everything into an encrypted external hard drive that you disconnect from the puter when you're not using it. The encryption will also prevent any…

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