- Jun 9, 2013
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Maybe this might help our USA friends. 
Is this a solution to Trump signing away your digital privacy? We give Invizbox Go a go
Is this a solution to Trump signing away your digital privacy? We give Invizbox Go a go
US Senate votes to allow ISPs to share your browsing history without your permission
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- Aug 12, 2015
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How stable is satellite internet and what speeds do you get? Is speed always the same or depends on weather?Correct for the most part brother, I'm on Satellite Internet, changing DNS servers "for me" does cripple most of their data collection.
Twice I have had service calls for issues, and both times the last thing the Tech did before leaving is put the default Addresses back in.
Of course you know me, before he made it down the driveway it was back on "my" DNS servers
Satellite is a little different. I may go to a VPN later, but I want to watch and wait and see how this plays out.
- Aug 2, 2015
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Depends on the weather, and seeing I live out in the middle of nowhere it's my own faultHow stable is satellite internet and what speeds do you get? Is speed always the same or depends on weather?
He lives in Antarctica, the place is well known to kill virusesDepends on the weather, and seeing I live out in the middle of nowhere it's my own fault
Found this, but I don't know of it's effectiveness: Internet Noise
Hopefully China and Russia can purchase the data of the people who run the US Senate (group?), especially since they voted-for this Law to be passed. Let's call it a trial run.
Hopefully China and Russia can purchase the data of the people who run the US Senate (group?), especially since they voted-for this Law to be passed. Let's call it a trial run.
- Dec 14, 2014
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1984 for real with a mix of Animal Farm.
Even George Orwell would be frightened about today's reality.
All because of those "I don't have anything to hide" people, now they will pay the most.
Even George Orwell would be frightened about today's reality.
All because of those "I don't have anything to hide" people, now they will pay the most.
- Oct 23, 2012
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It is naive to think they wait until now to invade you privacy...they did since the first day internet was release to the public...but you didn't know...governments doesn't need your permission, they just do when they want...everything you read or heard is already filtered to make you a docile sheep. You live in a illusion world which sole purpose is to format you to be a good customer and docile slave, and it is may be better for 99% of the population because they won't be able to handle what is behind the curtain...
- Dec 14, 2014
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I'm not one of those who think that everything is peachy.
There is something called citizen disobedience when government has to take citizens opinion into consideration. Educating yourself and those around you that you/we have some rights is essential.
There is something called citizen disobedience when government has to take citizens opinion into consideration. Educating yourself and those around you that you/we have some rights is essential.
That sucks, the Clown with the small hands is at it again.
This is on top of the illegal surveillance that various "democratic" governments perpetrate on their citizens. Going right to supply chains to install firmware level malware.
This is on top of the illegal surveillance that various "democratic" governments perpetrate on their citizens. Going right to supply chains to install firmware level malware.
- Oct 23, 2012
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