privacy

  1. nodle

    What’s up with all the Flock cameras going up lately?

    There were only a handful around the country before, but the past two years seemed to have boomed.
  2. nodle

    Windows Recall - Big Brother is always watching

    So I don't know how many of you have heard about this invasion of privacy, under the disguise of a 'feature'. Another reason to ditch Windows. https://adguard.com/en/blog/microsoft-recall-privacy-threat-adguard.html...
  3. nodle

    So much for Firefox browser privacy

    I haven’t used Firefox in years, but at one time it was known for fighting for your privacy. Those days are gone now.
  4. nodle

    Amazon handed Ring footage to police without user consent

    I am not surprised. I don't use Ring, but I can guarantee that every one of these camera companies have done this. Amazon handed Ring footage to police without user consent (msn.com)
  5. nodle

    Signal app

    I saw Elon Musk tweet about this awhile back. Looks like Snowden uses it as well. https://signal.org/
  6. nodle

    Amazon sidewalk

    I know I am behind on my postings, but for you with Amazon devices make sure you disable this upcoming feature. It basically will share your WiFi with your neighbors in a way. More on it here...
  7. nodle

    IP Address is Not Enough to Identify Pirates

    About dam time, I have said this for so many years. There is way to much shared access these days. Source
  8. nodle

    Cloudflares new DNS 1.1.1.1

    Cloudflare announced today its first consumer product ever, the 1.1.1.1 DNS service. Focused on speed and privacy, 1.1.1.1 harnesses the power of the huge and widely distributed infrastructure built worldwide by Cloudflare to provide the fastest DNS service to date, according to DNSPerf, and as...
  9. nodle

    The battle of the VPNs

    So lets talk about VPNs. There are a lot to choose from. I currently have my own, so when I am out traveling with my phone I can surf using my own network at home. Just makes me feel safe (which I am) when using public wi-fi. But there are quite a few that you can pay for online that do the...
  10. D

    Browse faster and safer with Brave.

    Browse faster and safer with Brave. https://brave.com/
  11. ndboarder

    VPN services

    Could swear there was a thread on these, but I can't find it in search. I can't think of a real need for one, aside from if you want to get a sports streaming package and be able to watch local teams whose games would get blacked out normally. Anyway, I've not used one, but I see there's a...
  12. nodle

    How do disable all privacy "leaks" in windows 10

    Ran across this. For the paranoid. :ninja: I bet you will see a .bat file or some program in the future that automates this. --Before/During Installation--       Do not use Express Settings. Hit Customize, and make sure everything is turned off.       It's strongly preferred that you use a...
  13. nodle

    Facial recognition, mood sensors etc.

    Ok bear with me, but think for a second about the world we live in lately. Cameras on the streets, on your laptops, phones, airports, malls, stores, everywhere. Your face is in front of a camera at least one time during the day. Ok next thing lets talk about websites, Facebook, Flickr, so many...
  14. ndboarder

    Google - Ignoring your privacy settings

    Wasn't Google's motto fairly simplistic. Something along the lines of don't be evil. I've been leary of using their services for a while, they track a LOT of your activity and remember it all. True, this is coming from a big fan of MS (considering I work there). Regardless of that, a friend...
  15. nodle

    Cat Wants Privacy

  16. nodle

    More of your privacy is now gone

    />http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2011/08/the-legislation-that-could-kill-internet-privacy-for-good/242853/
  17. nodle

    Email Privacy Protected by Fourth Amendment

    Great work EFF! http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/12/breaking-news-eff-victory-appeals-court-holds
  18. nodle

    Privacy a price to pay for travel ticket?

  19. D

    Privacy Is Dead: Get Over It

    http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2006/11/27/privacy-is-dead-get-over-it/
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