Interesting add-on for Firefox - "Collusion"

the irony in the name alone /smh

interesting post....

Interesting find Phen,,,

5starz for ya,,

there wont be anon surfing or posting anymore so - no matter what youre always gonna be surveilled - be it by your isp or higher up.

whats the point really?

IMO there never was any anonymous surfing on the internet.

I have said from the beginning that it was very suspicious that the Gubment gave away such a huge taxable income source as the internet.

From the very start I always thought the internet was released freely so the Gubment could track and profile people.

IE if you have all of someones surfing habits and emails for only one year you know exactly what they are all about.

These latest Internet laws to me are more about control, especially media control and rumor control. If it was not for the internet we still might not know so much about Obummers shady past.

As far as copyright infringements, they could have blocked that a long time ago, and Time Warner and others 00etc were actually providing the hosting ?? for the downloading.

That is total entrapment, to leave copywrited material on the internet available for download for many many years, suck people in, then close the loop. Only problem is they would have to lock up half the world for copyright infringement.

LOL - The GLP collusion icon is a black alien head with green eyes.

Want to see some action look at how much tracking is happening with Ehow - yikes.

great post

Hey Phenn,

You gave me a great idea about writing a program to randomly surf the web - based on a spectrum of interests that we can select from. It could be entirely innocuous, in addition to whatever you're really doing - and that probably should be done via encrypted VPN, or deeper tech.

I use Ghostery and NoScript to give me a heads up on particularly nasty pages - it's not a solution, but it is a start.

5* OP

nice, thanks dawg.

I wonder how many VPN's today are already honeypots?

Whether they be Off shore, private, personal cloud, etc...

A hosting provider can easily scout a VPN user and I suspect those users end up on a 'list' as well.

I might not know what a user is doing behind the door, but I can see he goes in and out of that door quite frequently.

And that alone is telling (to the watchers).

IMHO.

yea but even if theyre anon atm, soon the tptb will have them turning their logs over to them. matter of time my friend.

seriously....

cmon.....mozilla was bought out/sold out several yrs ago.

no surprise here -

You know, there hasn't been anonymous anything since the Patriot Act. There is nothing new to this. It's why the Air Force built Echelon in Canada. Its real, and it's secret. But it can monitor any electronic/phone/satellite communication on the planet. The Patriot Act made it legal to use this facility on the US public too. So it HAS been going on. If this system truly works, you'll see most of it is by the government.

i dont think theyve gotten to everyone yet - but they will.

this may be a tool to see whoz trackin you - but mozilla like all others are sharing info w/'them'

I wrote a new add-on too OP. It is a lightweight component and very accurate.

A simple device that, when you load it, reads;

"YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER IS TRACKING YOU"

did you really?

''AND YOU KNOW WHAT? I DON'T REALLY GIVE A FUCK!''

if you can add that line, i'll install it!!

I do think there are those in the industry who care about privacy and anonymity.

But given the trend, it seems like a losing battle. Sadly.

God Bless.

peace,

It's not as if GLP doesn't so something like this already...

Interesting thing is that GLP is actually on the side of those data-collecters with the advertisement on this site. If i visit for example: webshop x, and after that i visit GLP i will see ads from webshop x on GLP including the products i just watched.

Sometimes i wonder if GLP is a place for us to discuss or a place for the admins/owners so they can make a shitload of money out of ads and memberships...

People still use Firefox?

:PoliceBongHit:

+1 of course its about making money.
How about that telescope. I would love to have a setup like that from donations.

Wow, guess so, I thought it dipped way down...


February 2012
Internet Explorer: 19.5
Firefox: 36.6
Chrome: 36.3
Safari: 4.5
Opera: 2.3

Chrome all the way baby.

:sopazz9:

Google Chrome To Be Used by US State Department
[link to www.webpronews.com]

Do Not Track Plus
Ghostery

Sure, Chrome is nice. I use Chrome as well.

But this is akin to saying my car is better than his car.

Now all cars are registered and have license plates which identify the driver.

And all these cars and their drivers (browser and IP address) travel on the same roads (internet).

But the roads are being monitored. The roads are being surveilled. Studying the traffic patterns of the driver.

Whatever car he is occupying.

IMHO.

peace,