your ISP can now sell your internet browsing data to the highest bidder

esh dov ets

esh dov ets

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Life lock can be insurance if anybody hacks you or steals your wallet. Sites like ssa and banks are relatively secure from common thiefs. A vpn can hide some data from some partys. The .gov. and the ECHELON have your data and metadata already, they can use this to profile ect but they're not going to take your money out of the bank or frame you for a crime. Probably. Worst case scenario with this is that more private companys will have the power these governments and corporate giants already have.
 
SneekyNinja

SneekyNinja

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esh dov ets said:
Life lock can be insurance if anybody hacks you or steals your wallet. Sites like ssa and banks are relatively secure from common thiefs. A vpn can hide some data from some partys. The .gov. and the ECHELON have your data and metadata already, they can use this to profile ect but they're not going to take your money out of the bank or frame you for a crime. Probably. Worst case scenario with this is that more private companys will have the power these governments and corporate giants already have.
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Meta-data is available by virtue of the underlying network protocol and doesn't really include much; IP address, browser, and a few other things.

What you need to be worried about is if Google start selling personalised search history or analytics data to 3rd parties or your ISP tracking the packets you send/receive.

For example, Google Analytics even tracks the site you entered another site from and the site you went to when you leave.
 
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schuylaar

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Dr.Amber Trichome said:
doesn't this happen already? when i go shopping for things online, the next thing I know all these internet companys are stalking me with advertisements for similar items. I never gave them permission to stalk my shopping desires on line. Its like how did they no i was looking for a black rain coat?
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You did it to yourself by shopping and giving them permission.

Now on the flip side chewy.com raised their price dramatically on the dog food I buy from 13 to 21..wouldn't buy it because it was in my basket and left..now they are trying to get me back by offering the food at the price they normally offer and they attach themselves to let me know..if I buy again at 13 they will offer me it at 9.. it's almost like going into a shop and dickering over price.
 
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blu3bird

blu3bird

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schuylaar said:
You did it to yourself by shopping and giving them permission.

Now on the flip side chewy.com raised their price dramatically on the dog food I buy from 13 to 21..wouldn't buy it because it was in my basket and left..now they are trying to get me back by offering the food at the price they normally offer and they attach themselves to let me know..if I buy again at 13 they will offer me it at 9.. it's almost like going into a shop and dickering over price.
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In my opinion, this is one of the absolute best brands of dog food, you should try it, your dog will love you for it. It is expensive, but it's high quality so you feed less.
http://www.solidgoldpet.com/products/

Also get your dog a couple cans of this beef tripe as a snack or treat ( warning this stuff smells terrible when you open the can lol) http://www.solidgoldpet.com/product/green-cow-beef-tripe/
 
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fdd2blk

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schuylaar said:
I just streamed for a week solid no wifi and it was 10 gigs..that was almost 24/7. I know for a fact because I did it on a work device and my cheap ass company charged me.

You're a liar or stupid.
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Speaking of lying, how's that lawsuit coming along?
 
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