The latest Opera 10.6 and Firefox 3.5 browsers come with a feature called location-aware, this feature allows websites compatible with Geode (not many at present) to learn where you are. Google location services are used to determine your whereabouts using your computer’s IP address, nearby wireless access points and a random client identifier given to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘anonymous internet browsing’
Review: Virtual Pritate Network for private internet surfing AceVPN
October 20th, 2009
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I have been using AceVPN for three months now and this review is based on this length of time. Before getting into a Virtual Private Network for anonymous internet surfing purposes, you should understand that a VPN will make it more difficult for TLA agencies such as the CiA and Mi5 to spy on you, [...]
Review: Private internet surfing SSH tunneling Cotse
June 15th, 2009
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I have been using Cotse for private internet surfing for over a year and I think this is an accurate review of Cotse based on that. This privacy provider also gives you access to private email, IRC Chat via web interface, web based remailer, SSH tunneling and webhosting. The first thing to understand is that [...]
Secure your browser to avoid British police hacking
February 28th, 2009
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British police is now allowed to hack into personal computers without a warrant. Be very careful not to piss off your local police officer because he/she may go fishing into your computer to try and find out if you have paid your taxes this year or if your cat vaccines are up to date. In [...]
Review: Drivecrypt Plus Pack v3.95, full disk encryption
February 10th, 2009
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Review last updated on 01st April 2009 Some people out there are antagonistic to encryption software that is not open source and can not be reviewed for backdoors. Drivecrypt Plus Pack is one such propietary encryption product. There maybe some reason why you may want to use it, for example some special feature of compatibility [...]
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