[pabs3]

Patching out privacy issues isn't in Debian Policy, its just part of the culture of Debian, but there are still unfixed/unfound issues too, it is best to run opensnitch to mitigate some of those problems.

https://wiki.debian.org/PrivacyIssues

[alias_neo]

Thanks for the link, that'll come in very useful.

> it is best to run opensnitch to mitigate some of those problems

Opensnitch is a nice recommendation for someone concerned about protecting their workstation(s); for me, I'm more concerned about the tens of VMs and containers running hundreds of pieces of software that are always-on in my Homelab, a privacy conscious OS is a good foundation, and there are many more layers that I won't go into unsolicited.

[pabs3]

Homelabs are usually running software not from a distro too, so potentially more privacy issues there too. Firewalling outgoing networking, along with a filtering SOCKS proxy like privoxy might be a good start.