or firefox, or linux, or ie, or tor or anything....the only way your not going to be monitored is if you do not own and use the tech...PERIOD....ALL tech companies that are allowed to operate and have something the bankers want, is theirs, tech companies DO NOT GET TO EXIST IF THEY DO NOT PLAY BALL.....gates and jobs worked hand in hand with the military from the get go to install HARDWARE in ALL devices and proticols ALL OF IT...its not just america, its the entire globe....your all idiots
There are multiple instances of third parties trying to inject code that while it seemingly worked well, will be an exploit in very specific cases. The times that they have been caught doing so upsettingly low. I guarantee there are backdoors installed into Linux. Also, all software, no matter how secure is able to be attacked with enough time and resources, which governments have almost unlimited of.
The hardware aspect is even more troubling, from some articles I read Intel was installing 3g devices into their processing chips. These were meant for business applications and were "off" by default on consumer devices. But the government could turn them on whenever they wanted and listen to every bit of information on your computer at the PROCESSOR level. Thats scary, and who knows what other types of backdoors are in hardware. Those are almost impossible to find and definitely impossible for consumers to mitigate aside from making their own.
Just because you run Linux, and assuming there are no vulnerabilities in Linux (haha fat chance), it doesn't matter because your hardware is fucked.
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Green_Bay_Packers ago
I said years ago that I'd never use Chrome because Google would use it to spy on you. And they called me crazy.
HydroponicMoth ago
What do you recommend using?
Green_Bay_Packers ago
Everything is pretty fucked to be honest. I'm using Firefox (and duckduckgo for searches) which I know isn't much better, I just really hate Google.
If anyone can recommend a good browser I'd love to know.
ZionistShill ago
I use Ghostery on my phone.
Green_Bay_Packers ago
Yeah Ghostery is great.
000cccpcharm ago
or firefox, or linux, or ie, or tor or anything....the only way your not going to be monitored is if you do not own and use the tech...PERIOD....ALL tech companies that are allowed to operate and have something the bankers want, is theirs, tech companies DO NOT GET TO EXIST IF THEY DO NOT PLAY BALL.....gates and jobs worked hand in hand with the military from the get go to install HARDWARE in ALL devices and proticols ALL OF IT...its not just america, its the entire globe....your all idiots
Green_Bay_Packers ago
What's wrong with an open source Linux distro? I'm genuinely curious.
Decius ago
There are multiple instances of third parties trying to inject code that while it seemingly worked well, will be an exploit in very specific cases. The times that they have been caught doing so upsettingly low. I guarantee there are backdoors installed into Linux. Also, all software, no matter how secure is able to be attacked with enough time and resources, which governments have almost unlimited of.
The hardware aspect is even more troubling, from some articles I read Intel was installing 3g devices into their processing chips. These were meant for business applications and were "off" by default on consumer devices. But the government could turn them on whenever they wanted and listen to every bit of information on your computer at the PROCESSOR level. Thats scary, and who knows what other types of backdoors are in hardware. Those are almost impossible to find and definitely impossible for consumers to mitigate aside from making their own.
Just because you run Linux, and assuming there are no vulnerabilities in Linux (haha fat chance), it doesn't matter because your hardware is fucked.
You may also be interested in reading about TEMPEST. Which is even more relevant today than it was when it was first uncovered. http://www.surasoft.com/articles/tempest.php
000cccpcharm ago
hardware
Green_Bay_Packers ago
For sure hardware can be compromised, but every little step you take makes it 1 step harder.