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ipFlood: ipFlood – Add-ons for Firefox
Noiszy is a browser plugin that creates meaningless web data - digital "noise." For Chrome and chromium forks.
IPFlood generates random IP to fake the use of a proxy. For Firefox and Firefox forks.
They're listening. Make some noise.
New in Noiszy 2.0: Add your own custom sites.
Whatever you do online, you leave digital tracks behind. These digital footprints are used to market to you - and to influence your thinking and behavior.
Congress has voted to allow ISPs to collect and sell your online information without your consent.
Erasing these footprints - or not leaving them in the first place - is becoming more difficult, and less effective. Hiding from data collection isn't working.
Instead, we can make our collected data less actionable by leaving misleading tracks, camouflaging our true behavior.
We can resist being manipulated by making ourselves harder to analyze - both individually, and collectively.
We can take back the power of our data.
Noiszy is a browser plugin that creates meaningless web data - digital "noise."
It visits and navigates around websites, from within your browser, leaving misleading digital footprints around the internet. Noiszy only visits a list of sites that you approve, and only works when you turn it on. Run Noiszy in the background while you're working, or start Noiszy when you're not using your browser, and it sends meaningless data to these sites for as long as you let it run.
This meaningless data dilutes the significance of your "real" data, by creating a campaign of misinformation. You become more difficult for an algorithm to understand, market to, or manipulate. You can outsmart the "filter bubble".
To use Noiszy:
Open a new tab.
Click the Noiszy icon.
Choose the sites you want Noiszy to randomly browse, and click Start.
Noiszy randomly chooses from your list of sites. Then, every minute or so, it randomly chooses from and clicks on links within those pages, choosing only onsite links that don't open new windows. After about 2-5 onsite clicks, Noiszy randomly chooses another site from the list, and repeats the process. This continues (even when your tab is in the background) until you close the tab or click Stop.
Version: 2.0
Updated: April 22, 2017
Size: 65.39KiB
offered by noiszy.com
Comments:
"Its easy to use - set it and forget it - and love the purpose"
"Good start to a horrible future."
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IPFlood generates random IP according to the settings you define and uses them to fake the use of a proxy. It will allow you to be fully anonymous on several websites and applications and will sow more doubt on the others...
IP address is no longer a trusted data...
Simulate the use of a series of proxy changing at each new connection.
Version: 1.2.1.1-signed.1-signed
Last updated: 3 years ago (Oct 30, 2014)
Homepage: IPFlood ! (former IP#####)
Comment:
"Your ip obviously will not change... This addon only put fake ips to the post/get header
So this addon only hide your ip from the server log..."
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Read for you:
This simple script renders data collected by your ISP unusable
thenextweb.com: This simple script renders data collected by your ISP unusable
"...For those that have the technical chops, GitHub user “essandess” created a script that creates the noise calls for you. The script works on Mac and Linux, sending random noise calls at increments defined by the user. In on-page examples, the default explanation involves a noise call about once every five seconds, which should leave even the most bandwidth-squeezed users from running into the business end of their data caps.
All told, essandess estimates bandwidth usage under 50GB per month using the supplied example of 20,000 random calls. It accomplishes this by stripping “noise” websites of images, which means you’ll be downloading less information from each page visited...."
ipFlood: ipFlood – Add-ons for Firefox
Noiszy is a browser plugin that creates meaningless web data - digital "noise." For Chrome and chromium forks.
IPFlood generates random IP to fake the use of a proxy. For Firefox and Firefox forks.
They're listening. Make some noise.
New in Noiszy 2.0: Add your own custom sites.
Whatever you do online, you leave digital tracks behind. These digital footprints are used to market to you - and to influence your thinking and behavior.
Congress has voted to allow ISPs to collect and sell your online information without your consent.
Erasing these footprints - or not leaving them in the first place - is becoming more difficult, and less effective. Hiding from data collection isn't working.
Instead, we can make our collected data less actionable by leaving misleading tracks, camouflaging our true behavior.
We can resist being manipulated by making ourselves harder to analyze - both individually, and collectively.
We can take back the power of our data.
Noiszy is a browser plugin that creates meaningless web data - digital "noise."
It visits and navigates around websites, from within your browser, leaving misleading digital footprints around the internet. Noiszy only visits a list of sites that you approve, and only works when you turn it on. Run Noiszy in the background while you're working, or start Noiszy when you're not using your browser, and it sends meaningless data to these sites for as long as you let it run.
This meaningless data dilutes the significance of your "real" data, by creating a campaign of misinformation. You become more difficult for an algorithm to understand, market to, or manipulate. You can outsmart the "filter bubble".
To use Noiszy:
Open a new tab.
Click the Noiszy icon.
Choose the sites you want Noiszy to randomly browse, and click Start.
Noiszy randomly chooses from your list of sites. Then, every minute or so, it randomly chooses from and clicks on links within those pages, choosing only onsite links that don't open new windows. After about 2-5 onsite clicks, Noiszy randomly chooses another site from the list, and repeats the process. This continues (even when your tab is in the background) until you close the tab or click Stop.
Version: 2.0
Updated: April 22, 2017
Size: 65.39KiB
offered by noiszy.com
Comments:
"Its easy to use - set it and forget it - and love the purpose"
"Good start to a horrible future."
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IPFlood generates random IP according to the settings you define and uses them to fake the use of a proxy. It will allow you to be fully anonymous on several websites and applications and will sow more doubt on the others...
IP address is no longer a trusted data...
Simulate the use of a series of proxy changing at each new connection.
Version: 1.2.1.1-signed.1-signed
Last updated: 3 years ago (Oct 30, 2014)
Homepage: IPFlood ! (former IP#####)
Comment:
"Your ip obviously will not change... This addon only put fake ips to the post/get header
So this addon only hide your ip from the server log..."
____________________________________________
Read for you:
This simple script renders data collected by your ISP unusable
thenextweb.com: This simple script renders data collected by your ISP unusable
"...For those that have the technical chops, GitHub user “essandess” created a script that creates the noise calls for you. The script works on Mac and Linux, sending random noise calls at increments defined by the user. In on-page examples, the default explanation involves a noise call about once every five seconds, which should leave even the most bandwidth-squeezed users from running into the business end of their data caps.
All told, essandess estimates bandwidth usage under 50GB per month using the supplied example of 20,000 random calls. It accomplishes this by stripping “noise” websites of images, which means you’ll be downloading less information from each page visited...."
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