✨ Feature Suggestion | Sofware/Firewall Device and Network based firewalls #2383
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Reference: privacyguides/privacytools.io#2383
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@DesktopECHO https://github.com/privacytools/privacytools.io/issues/2373 opened this issue about a Pihole installation on windows.
Currently the website features a few firewalls for android Netguard and Pfsense for routers. This is a bit spread on the website and I think there also good recommendations to make for other firewalls.
A few I have seen or used myself:
Not all of them are a full featured firewall in means of configuration or just a DNS sinkhole but generally these apps could improve your privacy by blocking requests of none browser apps.
Recommended by others in the comments:
We might also want to keep an eye on Portmaster. It's still in alpha tho, but it will be a great project.
Speaking of Little Snitch, there's an open-source alternative for it: LuLu
@Hassle-sleigh-dramatic-citizen-upstage i know Lulu but it's not nearly as good as Little snitch, but might be worth to recommend as well.