How To Stay Safe and Private When Using Public WiFi
Privacy.net by Dennis Anon Even with public wifi seemingly everywhere these days, connecting to a free network while on-the-go can still feel like striking gold. You can freely browse, … Continue reading
Facebook Keeps Track Of A Terrifying Number Of Details About You: Here’s How To See That Data
SHTFplan by Mac Slavo Facebook is back in the hot seat, and it’s becoming ever apparent why so many seem to be abandoning the social media website. The number … Continue reading
GoogTwitFace Is Now Big Brother — and You’d Better Be Scared
The New American by Selwyn Duke If a conservative expresses a belief in a social-media forest and no one hears it, does he make a sound? Yes — but … Continue reading
Net Neutrality Is Dead — And Not a Moment Too Soon!
The New American by C. Mitchell Shaw Net Neutrality is dead. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted 3-2 Thursday to dismantle the scheme. And while its supporters are busily … Continue reading
Secret Code Is Recording Every Keystroke You Make On More Than 400 Of The Most Popular Websites On The Internet
The Economic Collapse by Michael Snyder If someone secretly installed software on your computer that recorded every single keystroke that you made, would you be alarmed? Of course you … Continue reading
CIA is Pushing to Control Cyberspace, All of Us Must be Really Worried
New Eastern Outlook by Valery Kulikov For a quite a while now, Western media sources have been engaged in a sort of a competition, striving to publish as many … Continue reading
Massive WiFi Flaw Affects All Connected Devices: ‘You Have To Wonder If It Was Corrupted On Purpose’
SHTFplan by Mac Slavo The security protocol used to protect the vast majority of WiFi connections has been broken. This will expose wireless internet traffic to malicious attack, according … Continue reading
