Physical Device Separation & Compartmentalization | Go Incognito 5.6

Welcome to Go Incognito, a full guide to security, privacy and anonymity. This is lesson 6 of Section 5: Device Separation. This lesson dives into separating your privacy and security into different compartments, more commonly referred to as compartmentalization. This involves separating your digital life across several devices for specific use-cases. Trigger warning as some information shared goes against the common-consensus.

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