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In the wake of the vote by the US Congress to eliminate internet privacy some tools are coming onto the scene which can help you to protect your privacy. These articles discuss the situation and offer a few tools:
Cards Against Humanity Maker Threatens Congress Web History | Fortune.com
https://www.wired.com/2017/03/wanna-...ab-make-noise/
https://www.wired.com/2017/03/vpns-w...vacy-giveaway/
Damn this is scary
We've been spied on by our govt for many years. Nothing new. It pisses me off, I know that. Land of the free my butt. Its like when people still think we're a democracy. The US hasn't been a democracy in over a hundred years. The rich and powerful run our country. Not us "little people".
As far as I'm aware you can still call your ISP and opt-out of their ability to sell your electronic information.
Someone needs to keep tabs on our Congress how much were they paid for this sell out?
I've used vpn.ht to connect for a long time now. I don't trust much...and VPNs do protect a larger percentage of traffic if used properly and supported in p2p fashion well.
TOR is already a den of thieves. Unless you're a power user, your basically a convenient target...
We have never been a Democracy. We are a Federal Republic, that was set up to consist of sovereign States. With a small federal government to take care of the common interests.Quote:
Originally Posted by PT1982
If your in a State that hasn't signed up to participate in a Convention of the States, petition now. That is the only way to take back control and limit the monsterous federal government size.