Every. Click. Tracked. Recorded.
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- čas přidán 23. 01. 2024
- Something very basic that the average person does not care about even if they knew about it. Your every click on a website is tracked. Every single one. How does this work? Surprisingly easy enough to understand yet apparently no one wants to explain this.
There are ways around this for the privacy conscious but the mechanics of the tracking has to be fully understood.
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People think this is okay. This is literally having a stalker that you never see never hear and never feel. Right next to you with a camera and a notebook. Listening watching everything you do.
Exactly
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The only real privacy is cutting off the internet from your life. Easier said, than done. Lol
And how would that effect me personally?
That’s why you mess around and mess with the stalker
Should never be "normal " for our privacy to be stolen.
"Should" is not a valid verb here. What you *DO* to protect your privacy is a valid verb here - it's not everyone else's responsibility to keep you private, you have to learn and do things to help yourself.
So every sleazy peeping Tom is good to go? No it should be the norm in a civilised society to respect people's privacy
@@SHOJIPMTIU Being a "peeping tom" is both immoral and a criminal offence.
Stealing personal data under T&C's that nobody ever reads when using a service on the Internet is immoral but not illegal.
Straw man arguments don't work here, I assume you have enough of an intellect to work out for yourself the differences between the two without my having to spell it out.
@@terrydaktyllus1320it's digital tom-peepery
@terrydaktyllus1320 No. What the government is doing is not right. It's unfair to say that everyone "should" watch out for their own privacy when a government is doing the wrong thing. They are going against the Constitution. They are not supposed to be spying on their own citizens and as far as I know that is the law, which they have brazenly been breaking for over two decades now. You're basically saying that we should not hold the government responsible and put all this on the citizens. I don't even understand what Brax is saying in these videos because my brain doesn't work that way. I have other areas where I am a lot more intelligent. To do all the things that are necessary to stay invisible would simply not be possible for many people.
Don’t stop. This is a message that everyone needs to have access to
I knew something was wrong when we all had to have a google email for phone activation. I hate google
You don't have to have a Google email to activate your phone - that is why you de-Google a phone. Do try to keep up, it's in pretty much all of Rob's videos.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 yes I know thank you. I was refering to about 12 years ago when I signed with Verizon. I had several service interruptions due to having been to the middle east. When I signed it was mandatory to have a Gmail I know then somethings not right. I have work email Yahoo mail and .mil mail I didn't need another but it was mandatory to activate.
I went to his web site and his phone are sold out. I did see his de-googled phones and will be getting that and signing up for mail service through his mail server. It's as if we all walked into surveillance world of the U.S. over night and everyone was blind due to the convenience of synchronized digital systems.
Thank you
@@terrydaktyllus1320Not in Australia
@@TeeG-er3eh I'm in Europe, I'm not sure I understand your point.
@@TeeG-er3ehyou must be a noob on this channel
I recently had a creepy experience with what you explained about Google. On Nextdoor, in a cooking group, the conversation got around to left-handedness and right-handedness.
Just hours after I mentioned that I don't have a dominant hand, CZcams began hitting me with recommendations for videos purporting to tell me that ambidextrous people tend to possess lower intelligence. I find it difficult to believe that this was a coincidence.
Google is bloody scary. Dang, why should I have regular mammograms when Google is probably scanning my breast tissue whenever they freakin' want to?
you got a glimpse of a small part of the functionality of tracking, it's just the tip of the iceberg.
Happened to me too, multiple times. Google is a peeping tom. They will bleed their market share over time though. Don't take the phone for really sensitive places
A couple I know were talking(irl, with their voices, not texting or anything, online) about ice cream and they suddenly started getting adverts for ice cream on the internet. This is where we are.
@@eyeofchorus6313 Dang, Google, so much for two-party consent laws for audio recording, in states that have such laws.....
@@vintagemiscellany5719 Wow, that's right.
This is amazing I always tell my friends we are in the animal farm .
How many get it? Four legs good, two legs ba'aad....
good book.
Have you ever seen the animation "I pet goat 2"? The beginning is showing exactly what you say. And it is from 2010.
Every click you make, every breath you take, every move you make,
.. they'll be watching you...
😂😂. Let’s give them a show! 😂😂
You have such a jazzy voice....
I tried to tell my friends this and they called me a "conspiracy theorist"
Your friends need to wake up.
Change your friends.
You're friends will Never make it to Heaven.
It's important for you you to understand it in a non-conspiritorial way, explain it to them in a non-conspiratorial way, and make sure they're using the word properly.
For instance, if a company is doing something in secret, that could be considered a conspiracy, even if there is proof of it occurring. Conspiracies can sometimes be happening and is the accurate word to use to describe the situation. Other times people just use the word to mean "unproven paranoia". In that case, they are either correct (there _ARE_ a lot of paranoid irrational people out there that believe in problematic conspiracies such as no moon landing, govt.-planned WTC attack, recent pandemic cause), or -giving you the benefit of the doubt- are just ignorant of the facts. Telling them that this have evidence supporting it is fine, but it won't necessarily make them believe it, because paranoid delusional people say the same thing. But when you talk about how it is studied by experts, documented, and give details, combined with their own reasearch it may get clear to them.
It is hard to change people's views, and often takes time. It also needs to matter. Fact is that most people aren't going to have some unlikely geofencing occur to them, or similar sort of false charges applied to them, nor suffer any direct losses for a company abusing their data. It's ethical to fight back, but the reality is that it is -and should be- a very low priority for most people, especially compared to what else may be going on in their life.
Mine too... and I fired them! Relatives too
I like how the EU made it so that I have to explicitly acknowledge I'm being tracked with cookies on practically every site I visit. Not only did we get ubiquitous tracking, we get the joy of acknowledging our serfdom!
The real " Cookie Monsters ".............
I'm not shocked only because I assumed they were watching everything 🤣
As if I couldn’t get Blackpilled any further, Rob manages to Blackpill me some more.😆
You do realise that you don't have to take the "blackpill", don't you? You make it sound like this is all someone else's responsibility to protect your privacy.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 watch.. The Good Place.
Rob Braxman....
The Sun Tzu of the Internet
Snowden told us they watch everything always... but we just let it happen
Instagram is notorious for showing ads in my feed about things I do OFFLINE!
It's stalking and harassment and pretty sick.
Rob, I really love your contents!!
I wish it wasn’t called “cookies” most people see that pop up and just click agree without reading because it doesn’t sound more like what it is. If it just asked if you wanted to be tracked the amount of people that clicked agree would go massively down.
But "cookies" sounds so nice and friendly.
@@nferraro222 EXACTLY. It's like... "Yer computer wants a cookie. Give it one? C'MON! Don't be mean. Ya gotta feed yer digi-pet!". It's friggin' insane. BE TRANSPARENT. Otherwise, what kind of predatory, psychotic, dystopian society are we living in when one of your neighbors who works at company X has access to YOUR DATA, but nah, you don't. That's phuggin' flunked up, brosef mcjoseph.
Even when you click the No option, how the hell do we know that they will honour that? I have zero trust in them to be honest.
Hey Rob, you want to talk about how NO ONE ever caught Mr. PABLO ESCOBAR until PHONES came in and tapped the crap out of everyone? As soon as tech walked in town, all the data and noise was recorded, tracked and murdered.
There was once a website you could go to where it would tell you everything you were doing in realtime (clicks, moving mouse in circles, whatever), was pretty fascinating
I could make one for you. The site brax.me/geo already does some stuff like browser fingerprinting, location
@robbraxmantech Every one seems so accustomed and just accepts being seen in live time..ugh.......I reckon your just so used to it Rob. Thank you for your contribution in such a high but very much ignored topic.
What I've noticed lately, is that YT shows not only what I've clicked on (videos to watch), but what my mouse has scrolled over (videos I didn't watch). WTF.
Go to settings on YT and disable playing videos by mouseover.
I used to write code for this. Not only clicks but also your mouse movements, page referers, OS, etc. Corporations have since replaced in-house and 3rd party tracking tools with Google's API which is more aggressive.
That's okay because if someone's microphone is disabled, and tape over their camera, gov cant really know who's making moves on the other end can they? Just because it's YOUR IP doesn't mean you were the one using it, and they can't prove it without seeing you through the camera.
Exactly why i have tape covering my cameras and i refuse to use wifi or bluetooth AND why i have 0 contacts.
My Gen Z neighbor assures me he's fine because he has a VPN. LOL !
It gets even worse some of my friends say they're anomynous on the internet just because they use incognito mode in chrome lol
@@UserMax9just use a vpn to run tor to run tor to...
Typical beta males…
They might be relatively anonymous from big tech
But you cant hide from the government, ever
Great stuff Rob. Many thanks.
Bro!!!! You know soo much it makes my head spin😂 Your videos are very insightful. Cheers and thanks👍
What I really find disturbing is how little people care about big tech and big government tracking ,SPYING on you .
Thanks for what you do! It is scary so much has changed in such a short time.
...and in 2 years, we'll refer to today as "the good ol' days of privacy"...
@@Piano_Castle The good old days were the early 2000 and before.
Now, in order to create an email account, I would have to enter much more details and a phone number.
I can’t buy PC games on disc. I prefer to have physical things.
A lot of websites suggest to me to use some other account. Why would I want to use one account all over the place?
A lot of websites are overloaded with ads and videos. It wastes my time, it consumes energy, it consumes PC resources.
Even in the late 90s, pages were overloaded with flash.
The internet became a space to spread all sorts of nonsense: Some guys are in India and trying to get me to call Micro thing for some fake thing.
@@Piano_Castle The youtube robots are having problems.
PART 1:
The good old days were the early 2000 and before.
Now, in order to create an email account, I would have to enter much more details and a phone number.
I can’t buy PC games on disc. I prefer to have physical things.
A lot of websites suggest to me to use some other account. Why would I want to use one account all over the place?
The youtube robots are having problems.
PART 1:
The good old days were the early 2000 and before?
Now, in order to create an email account, I would have to enter much more details and a phone number?
I can’t buy PC games on disc. I prefer to have physical things?
A lot of websites suggest to me to use some other account? Why would I want to use one account all over the place?
PART 2:
A lot of websites are overloaded with ads and videos. It wastes my time, it consumes energy, it consumes PC resources?
Even in the late 90s, pages were overloaded with flash?
The internet became a space to spread all sorts of nonsense: Some guys are in India and trying to get me to call Micro thing for some fake thing?
Another guy tells me that god is angry and the end times are coming and I need to buy buckets of food from Jim Baker?
Another guy tells me about sovereign citizen nonsense, driver’s license, vaccine. People are so confused that they don’t listen to the experts?
brave is killing strict fingerprinting :(
Do our phones listen to us? People always say they see ads that relate to something they were talking about. Is this just coincidence?
Yes everything thats "smart" tends to do this. It's how it is in the new world normal .
Disable microphone access on your apps.
@@Ms.AnnThrope yeah good luck with that
Enable developer options and turn on "sensors off" but you have to disable it to make/take a call.
@@JonnyParker-but... it say disabled 😂😬😅
I'm loving your channel but there is something that I have seen anyone speak about in regard to tracking. That is Google Chrome incognito mode. Do they allow users to search without any form of tracking with this or do they track parts of the search?
Got so sick of this data collection that I deleted all my data and codes used on the websites to track traffic. Now I just use some simple internal traffic so is just me seeing what posts / pages are visited the most. No more Google tracking for my visitors. But of course... for sure they have a way to still track traffic on my websites even if I don't want them to.
Very informative. Thanks!
Even if the phone is degoogled, the modem inside every smartphone is a black box, which has its own OS and can take control of the entire smartphone's hardware, it's phoning home all the time, it can be taken over to spy on the owner. Do we know how much data it actually sends?
No, that's incorrect. It has the *potential* to phone data home because it has firmware that is closed source - and because it is closed source, you cannot investigate easily what it might or might not do. However, there are thousands of security researchers across the globe constantly testing this kind of stuff and the moment data is transmitted across the wire or through the air, then they will see it and inform the public about it. It is impossible to hide activity going over a network even if the content is encrypted - you can always see where it's going to, even if it's via VPN or TOR and that will alert you that something is happening.
Security is more of a problem with closed source firmware because, as was the case in March 2023, for example, Exynos firmware in a number of popular smartphones was revealed to have four major exploits that could be used by bad actors. Those exploits have since been patched by Google in Android and AOSP.
This is why people that root their daily driver phones are complete morons because rooting a phone (which is different to unlocking the bootloader for the purposes of installing custom firmware) removes a layer of security protection when the device is open to this kind of exploit.
Some apps on phones (usually security or network testing apps) do need root access to the phone which is fine - but then you install and use them on a "burner" phone that has none of your personal data on it.
Google is hiding a reply to this comment ... Fkin screwgle.
@@JonnyParker- Unfortunately it's my reply - as a cyber-security practitioner who tries to give advice to people here when I can, Google's stupid algorithm thinks I am "one of the bad guys" and deletes my comments here regularly.
I will try again and post in parts to see which words are giving Google such grief.
No, that's incorrect. It has the *potential* to phone data home because it has firmware that is closed source - and because it is closed source, you can investigate easily what it might or might not do. However, there are thousands of security researchers across the globe constantly testing this kind of stuff and the moment data is transmitted across the wire or through the air, then they will see it and inform the public about it.
Security is more of a problem with closed source firmware because, as was the case in March 2023, for example, Exynos firmware in a number of popular smartphones was revealed to have four major exploits creating a means of access for intruders. Those exploits have since been patched by Google in Android and AOSP.
Each person will soon be forced to use a digital ID passport online in order to access the Internet. How sad!!!
Evidence?
@@terrydaktyllus1320 Look around you. Good lord. Do you need someone to punch you in the face to realize that the shit is hitting the fan?
I recall in the 90's the crazy outrage over Intel wanting to put ID/addresses on their chips. People went ballistic, now that is everywhere and no one cares.
Is this your fear, or your prediction?
Its already being done with 2FA etc. and uses like typing analytics. Google recently making everyone reverie your identity and even locking you out of your account if you no longer have the attached phone number or sole recovery option is email, you may not even be able to recover. Plus they so burned accounts this year that were not logged in for 1 year. Cleaning house so to speak....
It is not just keystrokes, location is recorded too. I don't shop at Target. But if i go to a Target store with a friend, I get Target ads for the next couple of weeks.
Thanks, Braxman
Thanks Rob! Good talk :)
Will never have an GMS phone again, and didn't have it for the last 4 years, love it!
Another wake up call . Thanks !
It isn't just clicks either, its how you move the mouse around! Thats how a lot of those capchas work!
Most people don't know that even if you remove all the "spyware" components of Windows, the "spyware" infrastructure remains. Certain popular apps have built-in backdoors even the free versions of it. Anyone who has spyware snooping tools can still use those backdoors. I'm assuming the same is with Android.
I don't claim to be ANY kind of expert on this, but I've done a few things. I bit the bullet and paid cash for a pay-as -you-go spare phone. That phone is never logged into google, has no phone number list and isn't registered to me. If some site demands that I provide a phone number, that's the number they get along with fake age/gender/address profile. It's never logged in to my wifi at home and usually powered down. I also pay for an email service with several throwaway accounts. Gmail is strictly for garbage emails. Multiple browsers on every computer. Any expert would poke a dozen holes in all of this and they're right, but you can really play hell with the algorithm by eliminating SOME threats.
all it takes is get your phone home and you are on the hook.
Your phone will get scaned by yours and you neighbors wifi and your MEI number will be exposed to your address.
I mean come on - where your phone stays through the night is where your home is - thus it's you.
IDENTIFIED !
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the only way - keep your fine at least 5miles away from your residence .
good luck.
Unless that phone happens to be pretty 2006 ( which won't even work anymore) or you're storing it in a Faraday cage, the phone will still be capable of being powered passively from a signal, if someone with such technology should choose to target it.
You could get an iridium satellite phone, although pricey, I believe the new ones may be encrypted, but the older ones can be received easily e.g. with a software defined radio.
And also, being an outlier likely puts more attention on you. Unless you actually control the technology, you're only private from the majority of people, and there's always new sneaky ways of subverting that.
@@RESISTAGEexsctly, you'd need a mesh bag or box Faraday cage to make it practical to take it with you.
Wrap it in aluminum foil when not in use.
I can rest a little bit easier, on that score. The phone's powered down when I'm at home and doesn't go in the house. It can't hit my wifi connection, there are no 5G hotspots near me and even the regular wireless signal is for shit (the closest connection is a creaking-at-the-seams, 25 year old cell tower). Of course, any good algorithm could eventually connect it's location, to the location of my regular phone, no matter where I use it, but I'm just not willing to go completely "off-grid". I just want to cut my digital footprint as far down as is feasible. @@onradioactivewaves
Hey Rob, I have been a subscriber
a couple years now and I agree: things are serious. I didn't see the 'reMarkable Tablet' in your store.
I don't sell reMarkable. I bought mine at the reMarkable store direct.
@@robbraxmantech Thanks for responding; and so quickly.
Great information
Not only clicks, but mouse-overs as well.
I thought it was every keystroke Sir. ✌💙
That too ..
I don’t get much car ads no matter how much Doug DeMuro I watch
Thanks!
Thank You
I've been careful for years about my privacy and it pays off. I don't get advertisements in my browser. I don't use gmail (I have it but hardy open it). I don't use FB. I use YT with google account only on my old phone. That's where I write this comment. I always put the adds on still and never click on anything. I'm not in the US, that helps too with the amount of adds. My regular phone is a degoogled one and there I use an open source to acces YT.
So if it would only be the adds, I would be okay with my current privacy situation. But I think the adds are not what this tracking is all about. I suspect there is a much more sinister reason they are profiling every human being on the face of this earth...
And they say we are insane...🎉🎉🎉🎉 Just keeping the buzz even....now you know.lolololol
I worked for MCI and another phone company before that. If I ever mention this info about every click to anyone, they just think I'm nuts. 3 months before 911. At MCI there were unidentified government emplyees who called all of us top support team into our big meeting room and had 2 of them at each door so no one could leave. They were from the White House. They put black boxes on the internet backbone. We were the top support people for the data side and also the phone telco side. We were given a list of the various IP & network addresses we were NEVER to access to find out where or who they were. Otherwise they would visit us and it wouldn't be friendly. (Their words) It's real stuff out there.
Of course...
@@robbraxmantech The public never knew about that or many of the other breachesof the abc agencies splicing into underwater fiber trunk lines under the oceans. I use my Brax 2. Thx 👍
In my country you have to use your 'National register number" for a lot of services , today we heard that that a disposal company had a hack and 380000 of these numbers appeared on the web , the company is minimizing the dangers of identy theft. My question is why dont they use other methods of authentication ,that doesnt involve giving this number which never expires and can not be replaced with another number?
Doug Demuro is the type of guy that will make tracking you easier while he’s innocently reviewing cars! 😉
Since I've clicked on this, is it a mirror click of a click of a click ...
Dure every like is tracked too but imma risk it and hit like on your video :)
Why that is the real question, why are they tracking our clicks, makes no sense.
Just watch some true crime story and how it was solved. That’s perhaps a good “use” of surveillance but there is always a very dark side.
Money.
Corporations: Money
Government: Control
The more they know about you the more trageted their advertisements can be. Youre not going to make very much money trying to sell makeup to men. So you need to find out what they are, and what they like, so you can sell them that instead. The more sales the more advertisers are willing to pay
The government just wants to know so they have a one up on you.
Google owes me.....
Sometimes I click a whole load of random stuff I have no interest in to make the algorithm keep wondering about what I am or not interested in!
😂😂. You’re my soul mate!!! Lying and messing with algorithms is a past time now! Lmfao
I'm waiting for Harmony OS and will it be better or worse considering which government is in control of the technology. US influence leaves very much to be desired as US corporations are in control.
I avoid any advertiser that is foisted upon me. I don't buy from ads in a browser ever.
Don't forget that Apple has your credit card info and full name tied directly to your device that you buy.
Even if you log out, they still have the identification of the device tied to your order, and information.
Question: Can we use an e-sim card on our Brax de-googled phone, in case I go teach in SKorea? My American carrier is Tello, and they have international calling if we use an e-sim.
why hasn't anyone took big tech to court over violations of human rights?
Rob: Why did CZcams add numbers to most anyone using CZcams? Also, why does Google force people to integrate screen names on any platform? When someone signs in to email, it shows everybody their screen name from CZcams. This sounds more like making tracking easier for google. Many people do NOT want other people to know their screen names, such as family or friends. They want it private but, send them and email and it comes up as your CZcams screen name, although you NEVER entered it that way. That seems more like STEALING AND EXPOSING your privacy, as well as tracking everywhere you go and everyone you communicate with. Separate screen names seem to be getting stripped away from people.
As far as Google tracking anyone: Yes. They are tracking all of you watching this video.
Great and yet vulnerable again.
So they know I have ADHD by me clicking 10,000 things a day at random...cool. Hash in, hash out.
not sure if you read comments but instead of limiting tracking, is it possible to flood tracking with millions of random clicks and searches? maybe even a AI controlled program the user can run 24/7 that spoofs as if you’re actually doing the actions yourself ?
All very well Rob, but we all need a ISP address which you can be sure is completely under the control of "the spies" However, I have spare phone with a sim card that isn't registered or functional at all. I can go to various big cafes or stores etc and use their WFI so presumably I'm a dark horse on the web
"All very well Rob, but we all need a ISP address which you can be sure is completely under the control of "the spies""
What do you mean by "ISP address"? Do you mean "IP address" or "email address" that your ISP might give you?
If you mean IP address, those are allocated on a somewhat geographical basis by IANA, as an Internet standards organisation. Most of us who connect through ISPs do not have fixed IP addresses but they change regularly because of DHCP. The IP address that you have at any one moment in time is probably not enough to identify you anyway. Privacy is more about what you do on the Internet once you have that IP address.
"However, I have spare phone with a sim card that isn't registered or functional at all."
If it's not functional, what good is it as a phone?
"I can go to various big cafes or stores etc and use their WFI so presumably I'm a dark horse on the web."
Absolutely not, using public wi-fi is a big security and privacy risk - for example, anyone can walk in with a computer in a backpack acting as a rogue access point that acts as a "man in the middle" when your phone or computer registers to it.
It is much safer to use your phone as a hotspot and use that for wifi connectivity when mobile.
Hotspot is better but to my knowledge this same CZcamsr posted a video about hotspot being potentially a trackable thing. (Something about the publicly accessible wifi map on the internet , showing your wifi and somehow Linking your location)
@@joshfixall7938 Your own personal hotspot on your phone which you simply enable when you need it would be unlikely to be on such a map - plus, ideally, you would change the name of it, and the password, regularly anyway.
Do they track through wifi or cellular networks? How would one know your whole conversation and browsing is being watched all the time ?
Your thoughts on Safing Portmaster please
What about past browser activity prior to logging into Google, is that then associated with your ID upon login? If so then would clearing cache and cookies before logging in prevent this (hypothetically assuming no other browser is available)?
Yes assume past activity is baked in (since last cookie clear).
I actually autodelete the cookies and history every time I close my browsers. I also use multiple browsers for signing in into Google and other non Google sites etc
No one really taught me this, I just saw this as "common sense".
I am surprised this is now called being an advanced user
Im glad we are using the technology for the betterment of human!
Thanks for this video. Question. Are android TVs as bad as the android phone? I watch CZcams on the tv most of the time. Regards
Yes - same technology, same principles
Check your YV settings sometime, you might find some data collection settings.
But yes, theyre just a computer now
If you can connect with it, its stealing your data
It should be ILLEGAL to store personal information like this for like over a year.
What's the point of GDPR? Its a joke.
Could you please do an app to browser comparison please. For instance if you use the CZcams app only and never on your browser. What the main differences are. Kind regards.
the youtube app has privileged access to all your hardware's identifiers and a list of nearby wifi spots that triangulate your location. It can also easily ignore the permissions toggles.
The web app is restricted to ip address and browser fingerprint (user agent and browser configuration).
@@mentecriptica3163 thank you for the information.
Yet here you are, on Google, trying to tell us to stop using it.
Did any of us old enough expect anything different after Intel put Unique Identifiers on their CPU’s? Miss the 486 days!
Even every scroll of wheel on mouse and also could be tract how long you been pn post or page
hi, which version of linux do you think is better for banking??? Thank you
ty man @@fleetfootedtexan
@@fleetfootedtexan People dismiss this idea of 'air gap,' the only true safety. Yet we constantly hear of hacks into airports, stores, banks, military and fast food drive up windows! WHY? These should not be connected online, ever. Convenience? Why?
I think there is not only the government and the different entities, but other people basically people. In general, you know your neighbor you. This to that can use this information against you
As always, we all have to pay the price because of others not behaving.
That's just BS they tell us so we can all be imprisoned slaves like they told us about the corona JABS.
Should have learned that on the school bus, now parents pick up the kids in their cars. Avoiding the opportunity to learn social skills/self defense or something. My whole life I get more rules put on me (as if) cuz bad ones never learn by consequences.
Just leave me alone.
I think a VPN is important. If one goes to all websites from the same known IP address, iFrames in the websites will still tie it all together to that IP address and to him presonally.
How do they store all that data? And imagine that data gets hacked!!
So when you use Incognito mode it just doesn't save history on your local machine but all the other tracking is the same?
Off course. What you do 'incognito' is even more interesting. Should you ever be deemed an oppressive person to the state (based on 'the current thing') there is always dirt on you or your loved ones to shut you up.
Yeah, it's basically maid-mode, so you don't have to clean your own browser history or cookies up later.
**** What if I could get an image using your tv? The tv has no camera....having stereo speakers you use right or left (your choice) to sound and the other to record. It's almost seems paranoia is for criminals, not welcoming the big brother to provide you with safety and security. What do you do with rfid tags in the tires you roll on, bicycle, car, truck, train, even some hats and clothing.
I remember the time in using the electrical wire in the home walls as an antenna back in the day. How you can you piggyback data across a line that is used for something completely different because of frequency noninterference. How you can make a mirror on a wall into a speaker or a laser pointer being used as a microphone.
Now in a doomsday scenario, it's a game of thermals and range. You can have all the security one could want and all the guns under the sun with even handgernades and such.
If you can't see me, but I can see you.
The greatest weakness of mankind is that they are mankind. It's their, "human nature".
You get hungry, you need heat, water.
In teaching outdoor survival, I would immediately grab their pack and thrown into the lake, tell them, "Just call me Murphy."
All that I write is for entertainment purposes and not to be taken seriously.
As for AI; It's the Iron mixed with Clay. It will be the end to a civil world as we know it.
Some you will have the movie, serving your dreams, provide your fantasies, and even....yes, talk the dead. Your loved ones will come back to life, you will hear the voice, the laughter, and be remembered with more you provide them. The first may be just the pictures, turning and singing their favorite song, to a Virtual sitting on a couch beside you as if they never left, to a droid or bot that you can physically interact with, the hug you so miss up to the smell of their hair.
Again, this just for entertainment. Some may see this as Evilution but you will embrace it.
Still thinking about that hug?
just wait untill eytracking becomes standard ...
imagine paying 1000's of $$$$ just to have "all" your biometrics tracked ..
apple vision pro + apple watch
this will even scan your home ..... and any one you interact with
know when you sleep if you standing it your walking exactly where you are and more
😎
I assume with newer iPhones and iPads and with newer iOSes.
You can already be tracked in your home with WiFi. They exactly know which time you are always on your couch or in your bed.
it is not just clicks. how fast you scroll, how long you stopped at particular screen, where is your mouse, how long it to for you to click on what was shown to you. i hope that they do not actively use eye tracking in addition to that because that gives away everthing that you are interested in. same hope for audio but we all know those weird ads right after talking about that thing they are now trying to sell you :D
I have a bot that does the clicking for me.
Is every click of big tech and gov. tracked? Wouldnt that be nice?
I believe I have been flagged, but I only have told the inconvenient truth of them not elected & elected wrongdoings. The online safety bill says "even the truth can be harmful" Yes, to them committing the crime government or not. Truth is the truth. Quit committing crimes against Humanity then. They MUST face justice for what they did.
I looked up Middle Eastern recipes and now I get Ramadan notices from Pinterest all the time.
I think your webcasts are valuable. Have you ever considered creating a script so you can just record your presentation versus hard cut edits repeatedly after every two sentances? Its really distracting.
Sorry. That style is called a jump cut on YT. It ensures there is no dead space and makes the video tighter. It's a common modern style of video. It's needed because there is no patience here.
Is every keystroke recorded as well? I've long suspected that, on PC, twitter records posts that you "discard"(when you've typed something but change your mind and try to close the box the option to "discard" appears) so I've always deleted them instead of using the "discard" option.
Usually not. There are many ways of tracking where you clicked. Because typically clicks lead to navigation or actions, both of which are known to the server you were accessing. Tracking every keystroke is just way too much.
@@DanteS-119 Awesome, thanks.
what about blocking google/fb IPs in the hosts file? or using a device like "pihole" and block all facebook and google crap?
One other note: I changed my Google/CZcams screen name a while back but, it keeps using my OLD screen name. Why is that?
Not just clicks, hotspots include your cursor movements.
Rob, does VPN help protect in these situations?
Not by itself
Does anyone know... If i use a degoogled phone as a wifi hotspot and then use another phone to watch CZcams, will both phones be connected via WiFi IP by the googles
what do you want to stop hurting me???? Tell me. What is it??