Online Privacy and guns...

[EPS]

I believe the idea came from some clown that said it would be safer if everyone knows who has guns in there house so if you don't want your kids playing with those kids you would know but it also opened the door to people knew you had a gun so they could break in your house and steal it but it also let people know who didn't have a gun so you could break in there house also even if they are home because you know they don't have a gun lol

 

[Koda]

I *always* believe what a giant, global, corporate telecom is telling me. They *always* have my best interests at heart.

/sarcasm

Yes, they "just want to bring you the most realavent ads"...

 

[ZA_Survivalist]

Good thing most of my web searches are porn.. I pity the poor gov agent in charge of sifting through the mountain of porn links in an attempt to find the few firearm related links I visit anymore.
(Kidding, you Quakers)

 

[WasrNwarpaint]

fox just reported its expected for Trump to kill this

 

[EPS]

Good thing most of my web searches are porn.. I pity the poor gov agent in charge of sifting through the mountain of porn links in an attempt to find the few firearm related links I visit anymore.
(Kidding, you Quakers)

That's funny

 

[RicInOR]

In the Overwhelm them with crap department:

Internet Noise acts like a browser extension but is really just a website that auto-opens tabs based on random Google searches. Schultz isn't a hacker but a concerned do-gooder trying to get Americans to understand how much their online privacy is at risk. "I cannot function in civil society in 2017 without an internet connection, and I have to go through an ISP to do that," he says.

To counter that threat, Schultz wants to make it impossible for ISPs or anyone they've sold your data to accurately profile you. The vote yesterday implicitly legalized such tracking by explicitly rescinding rules against it. By muddying your online identity, advertisers can't accurately target you, and authorities can't accurately surveil you. To create noise that blocks your signal, Schultz googled "Top 4,000 nouns" and folded the list into his code. When you hit the "Make some noise" button on his site, it harnesses Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" button to search those phrases, then opens five tabs based on the results. Every ten seconds it does another search and opens up five more. Within minutes, my entire browser history was a jumble. Internet Noise will keep going until you hit the "STOP THE NOISE!" button. Schultz envisions you running this while you sleep.

Even more useful if Internet Noise works in private tabs, which won't clutter your personal browsing history with unwanted junk.

-- via Stephen Green Instapundit » Blog Archive » ONLINE PRIVACY: Open a Tab and Make Some Noise. Internet Noise acts like a browser extension but …

 

[RicInOR]

Good thing most of my web searches are porn.. I pity the poor gov agent in charge of sifting through the mountain of porn links in an attempt to find the few firearm related links I visit anymore.
(Kidding, you Quakers)

Since I am addicted to getting Likes on this web forum, and I get those for certain posts featuring only certain things ...

most of my searches are for Guns and Girls or Girls shooting Guns or Guns with Girls, Girls with Guns .. ... ....

 

[Osarion]

fox just reported its expected for Trump to kill this

I think you read a different article than me?
Trump expected to sign bill undoing Obama-era Internet privacy rules

 

[U8395279]

I thought about posting this in the off topic but my concerns are how this affects gun owners...


Think your 80% gun is truely a ghost? How much time do you google gun stuff? Would you rather not let the world know your building a new AR pistol? Searching for a new CCW holster?

What kind of banner ads will start poping at at your work...

Congress just killed your Internet privacy protections

And you believe that CNN is not biased about making the Republican Congress look bad? That they would not distort, misrepresent, or slant the news, in order to make them look bad??

Welcome to the reality of today's world.


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[Koda]

And you believe that CNN is not biased about making the Republican Congress look bad? That they would not distort, misrepresent, or slant the news, in order to make them look bad??

Welcome to the reality of today's world.


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lol, I'm well aware CNN is liberally biased, but they don't have to do anything to make the Republicans look bad when the Republicans all vote to strip away consumer privacy protections do they.

 

[RicInOR]

"There are better paths to follow. It is possible to create a future where our identities are more secure, easier to use, and under our control. Here are six companies laying the groundwork for that future:"

Six Companies That Are Quietly Securing Our Identities | Dan Elitzer

 

[thorborg]

"There are better paths to follow. It is possible to create a future where our identities are more secure, easier to use, and under our control. Here are six companies laying the groundwork for that future:"

Six Companies That Are Quietly Securing Our Identities | Dan Elitzer

I wonder if there will ever be palatable fruit..
The longer one lives, (even in a thinking mind) the more arduous the task, staving off pessimism.

 

[thorborg]

Then there is this:

Missouri Measure Could Create Gun Owner Database


Really?