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Another step to end internet privacy by the Republ
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CactiDrone (2017-03-31 00:29:53)Whonix is another good alternative
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BirdJesus (2017-04-01 18:41:24)You say this like the Democrats haven't been taking steps to destroy privacy as well.
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PaRappa_Rappa (2017-04-02 02:37:02)actually; almost EVERY SINGLE site, piece of software, and isp that you use have been doing this for YEARS if not since the internet's early days. so dont even try your liberal b.s. and say that the republicans are trying to end your privacy
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CactiDrone (2017-04-02 05:11:58)I didn't intend to target Republicans specifically, I don't understand politics enough to have an opinion on the matter. The real point of the thread was just to bring more awareness to taking steps to stay anonymous.
BirdJesus (2017-04-03 20:30:01)Unfortunately, trying to stay anonymous online is pretty much a moot point as of now. Most people voluntarily put their entire personal lives out on sites like twitter and Facebook, and companies like Windows and Google are taking steps to spy and track those who don't post everything on the internet.
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In recent days, the Senate has passed a law undoing FCC regulations concerning how an ISP handles ones personal information. With this law in effect, which POTUS is soon to sign, your private information will be able to be sold by your ISP, so they can continue to line their own pockets while you pay high prices for low quality internet. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/29/opinion/how-the-republicans-sold-your-privacy-to-internet-providers.html
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