We have Google on basically every website tracking people. I see the CATPCHA crap everywhere, from Reddit, to Stackoverflow, to even Bitcointalk succumbed to it. Almost every major website has succumbed to that unfortunately despite being a horrible service since many times it rejects your connection due to “spam coming from this network” is their excuse. So if you are not on the right IP address, they can just basically censor you out of any major website that requires that CAPTCHA for login. How wonderful….
Then of course I don’t even have to remind people of Google Analytics, which is their main tracking system, that is present in almost every website, totally tracking everyone through cookies and other scripts.
Then we have Cloudfare which is another privacy nightmare, most websites are in on it.
Then we have Facebook, Twitter and other services being loaded on every website. Even when I login to Steemit I see about 2-3 Google links and 1-2 Facebook links being preloaded. Now why would the Steemit login page (which looks clean by the way) load Google and Facebook links in the background?
Amazon basically has the most web-server services out there, I think about 60% of the Internet is hosted on AWS servers.
And let’s not forget about the countless CDN systems which are also integrated in most websites!
So as you see the surveillance system is everywhere…
I don’t even have to remind people how close these companies are to the spy grid:
So really if you want a shed of privacy, you must use VPN. I don’t care which one, but use at least one. They are literally trying to ban VPN’s now, and if people don’t use them then it’s easier for them to ban them since there won’t be a public backlash.
So you must support the VPN industry, so that we can have at least a shed of privacy left. It’s not perfect, there are still ways to track people through a VPN, but it’s the best system we have, and it almost became necessary in this Orwellian world.
Now I have tried to impartially and factually analyze the best VPN’s out there and I already made a list of it, which you should see here:
That list is basically the best list from a privacy standpoint. Now of course you could have different expectations from a VPN, like you’d want just a cheap one, or maybe you want one with a big bandwidth, or perhaps you don’t care whether the VPN is located in the Five Eyes jurisdictions or not.
I mean it’s your choice, whatever fits your needs. So if you want to customize a VPN service provider for your needs, then you should visit this website and select the one that best fits your needs:
But your must use a VPN, really in 2017 there is no other option left. The online tyranny is by far too insidious, so people have to protect their privacy.
Aside from that you should also enhance the security policy of your Internet browser, preferably Firefox:
And of course secure your computer as well against malware and other nefarious cyber threats:
You must use a VPN for the sake of your privacy, but also for the sake of everyone’s privacy. The Globalists are pushing for an all-out ban on Internet anonymity as per their Global Government agenda. If people don’t use VPN’s, then there won’t be a public outlash if they try to ban it, and they definitely are trying to ban it.
Their goal is a Smart-ID based login system or fingerprint authenticated Internet connection, virtually totally eliminating any form of online anonymity. Who knows later they will create permit-based Internet, so that only bootlickers of the Government would have access to the Internet, just like in North Korea.
They are turning the Internet against the common person. One way to stop this Orwellian madness is to reclaim your privacy right now.
The cheapest VPN starts from 1.5$/month (for annual subscription pricing), and there are even FREE VPN’s, but they come with restrictions and limits.
But I’d say you can get a decent VPN service for 5$/month. Is your privacy worth that much?
It should, because if these Globalists are selling your personal data, which they are already doing massively, then the idea of identity theft and the resulting damage becomes very likely.
So yeah if you don’t want some criminal from the 3rd world grabbing all your personal data from some major leak or essentially buying it and causing you serious damages (like taking out loans in your name, or committing crimes in your name), then you might want to spare 5$/month on privacy.
People have to realize that this is not a joke, privacy is a life & death question. It’s in the tribal nature of a human to have privacy, without it, you are nothing but a prey being abused by any predator that comes along.
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