Little Snitch Brings Advanced Network Monitoring to Linux Users

Popular macOS app Little Snitch expands to Linux, offering users visibility and control over their network activity to enhance digital privacy and security.

Little Snitch, the renowned network monitoring tool for macOS, has now made its way to the Linux platform, providing users with enhanced visibility and control over their internet connections. In a blog post announcing the launch, one of the developers at Objective Development shared some early insights from using the app on Linux:

Little Snitch Brings Counter-Surveillance to Linux Users

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