Now we get down to the problem don't we?

 

No we don't, you as usual are grasping for anything to respond with because your posts are shit just like you.

 

No need to "grasp" you put it plainly. I actually feel sorry for you twerp.

 

You are so full of shit i can smell you from here. Why would you feel sorry for me? It doesn't fit your tough guy persona or is you head have dust and spider webs instead of a brain... oh look its time for your geritol and a diaper change.

 

Gawd, you are a juvenile. Grow up.

 

Everything is tracked, monitored, ..., etc. It's unrealistic to think you can be anonymous in everything you do.

 

Yeppers.

This is a high technology world, a world full of computers and gadgets,to think otherwise is foolish at best.

 

No one is watching. Please, go about your business. Nothing interesting here.

 

During WW2 that was everywhere.

 

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That's true. I post on a wide variety of forums and websites and shop online also. Since I am transgendered I buy wigs online and lingerie for oversized TG friends off a plus-size website, etc. I am a Jeep mechanic so post a lot of stuff on a Jeep Cherokee forum and there are always banner ads across the top of the pageon there. I've noticed that often the ads are for the wig and bra sites I shop on. So my computer keeps track of my online shopping and translates that into targeted ads on other sites.

I also use my iPhone for traffic info when traveling and wondered how it know where the backups and slow traffic are. It turns out Apple tracks the movement of all the iPhones from the closest tower and computes how fast they are moving along the roads then translates that into traffic flow on the maps app.

It's like Star Trek. "Computer locate Lt Cmdr Sara." "Lt Commander Sara is in her room at her computer. "

 

You threatening me pops?

 

Are you really that stupid, twerp?

 

It's really amazing how much technology is an enabler. Same deal with the Google apps and technology they have developed. Gotta love life in fishbowl where everyone can see everything we do.

 

Now this is rich and typical of a socialist Senator.

Bernie Sanders asks NSA if agency is spying on Congress

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/01/03/bernie-sanders-asks-nsa-if-agency-is-spying-on-congress/

It's OK to spy, as long as it's not on me........

 

Well Ace you know that most all congress people break so many laws they are petrified that if any of it gets out their ass will swing. They deal in drugs, mostly pain pills, they do insider trading, they skip out on taxes, the list goes on indefinitely. That prick is saying basically yes i break the law but i don't want it recorded because congress is above the law and to good to go to jail..... but fuck everyone else.

 

Your right on in New Mexico one of our news outlets put fake cameras up in the public restrooms used by the state legislature. When they saw them they passed a law banning cameras in public restrooms. They didn't care till it was them that were being watched.

 

You can do a hell of a lot to stop most of that.
Presuming you use firefox now. Although many other browsers are much the same.

Change your setting to 'never remember history', change delete cookies to 'when I close firefox', change to 'delete cache' when I close firefox.
Get the adblock plus add on.
Then also use donottackme
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/donottrackplus/

Get yourself a good Privacy Eraser. I use Privacy Eraser Pro. Wipes almost everything you've done from your computer. It is used by federal agencies, the US Army and Navy, and the United States homeland security
You can find the full version of it free if I Kick Ass or if I so Hunt

Lastly, stop using your iphone for traffic info, listen to local radio stations instead.
The more technology people use then the easier people are making their every move to be tracked.

Just doing those simple things will stop much of that :rose:

 

Sen. Rand Paul to sue over NSA spying practices

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/01/04/sen-rand-paul-to-sue-over-nsa-spying-practices/