Running a Privacy Audit on Your System

The Privacy Audit tool in True Protection by Jag performs a thorough analysis of your system and browser configurations to identify potential privacy weaknesses. It checks for exposed personal data, insecure settings, and tracking vulnerabilities.

What the Privacy Audit Checks

Browser Privacy: Reviews browser settings including cookie policies, Do Not Track configuration, saved passwords security, and installed extensions.
System Privacy: Checks operating system telemetry settings, location services, advertising ID status, and diagnostic data sharing.
Application Privacy: Reviews installed application permissions including camera access, microphone access, and contact list access.
Network Privacy: Examines DNS configuration, exposed network services, and connected device visibility.
Data Exposure: Searches for personal information (email addresses, phone numbers, credentials) stored in unencrypted files.

Running an Audit

Step 1: Navigate to Privacy > Privacy Audit.
Step 2: Select the areas you want to audit or choose Full Audit for a complete review.
Step 3: Click Start Audit. The process typically takes 5 to 10 minutes.
Step 4: Review the findings and follow the recommended actions for each issue.

Privacy Score

After the audit completes, True Protection assigns a Privacy Score from 0 to 100. A score above 80 indicates strong privacy configuration. Scores below 50 highlight significant areas for improvement. Each finding includes a one-click fix option where possible.