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Privacytools.io Reviews Summary

Privacytools.io has a rating of 4 stars from 1 review, indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Privacytools.io ranks 1013th among Software sites.

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If you're looking to secure your privacy online, then look no farther. This site has loads of recommendations for things like cloud services, VPNs, messenger apps, browsers, and other tips that will secure your online experience and stop sites like FaceBook and Google from tracking everything you do across the web. They show you tips on how to configure your browser, the best extensions to use and even how to completely delete your FaceBook account, if you want. Keep big tech from using your info to make themselves richer and stop them from watching everything you do.

Edit: This site is no longer trustworthy. They claim to be a review site, but they're nothing more than influencers. For example, if someone clicks on a VPN the side has "reviewed" they are taken to the site and VPN site is informed they came from Privacytools.io. If that person purchases a VPN subscription, Privacytools.io gets a nice commission... notice the top three sites are Express VPN, Nord VPN, and SurfShark... two of which have terrible security holes that have never been fixed. Those three sites pay the largest commissions, so it's no wonder they are always in the top three. How do I know when a site is making a commission? Click on the link for the VPN from a "review" site... if you see any numbers or letters after the site name in the address box, the site is getting commissions. For example you click on "JoesVPN.com" and the address bar shows something like "https://JoesVPN.com/coupons/?affiliate=*******" then commissions are being paid to push you to that VPN site. Beware.

Date of experience: January 26, 2021