Extreme Privacy, Linux Devices

Extreme Privacy: Linux Devices by Michael Bazzell is a practical guide for individuals who want to protect their digital lives by using privacy-focused Linux-based devices. In this book, Bazzell provides step-by-step instructions for building and configuring computers and mobile solutions that minimize data collection, tracking, and surveillance.

Designed for both beginners and experienced users, the book explains how to replace common operating systems with carefully selected Linux distributions and privacy-respecting tools. Readers learn how to set up secure laptops, manage encrypted communications, control network traffic, and reduce their digital footprint while maintaining everyday usability.

Bazzell draws on years of experience in open-source intelligence and privacy consulting to present clear methods for creating devices dedicated to secure browsing, anonymous communication, and compartmentalized digital activities. The guide also includes hardware recommendations, configuration walkthroughs, and best practices for maintaining long-term operational security.

Extreme Privacy: Linux Devices is an essential resource for privacy advocates, security professionals, journalists, and anyone seeking greater control over their personal data in an increasingly monitored digital world.

Size: A4(20*28cm)

Printing: 80 gm – color

Cover: Softcover