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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookie-autodelete/

Do you have a link I can read up on? I was unaware of this. I knew if you encrypted the drive first and then formatted it, that data would be unrecoverable, but if the drive is not encrypted and just formatted, then that data is still recoverable.

https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001407.htm A Full Format runs an additional step that checks the hard drive for any bad sectors. This check is what makes the full format take so much longer than a quick format. Unfortunately, like the quick format, the files still exist and the volume...

What do you mean by a full format? As in just formatting the drive without it being encrypted? That data is easy to recover (I've had to do it when I've accidentally formatted a drive before) with GetDataBack. I agree with everything else. I just wanted to make that clarification.

It depends on what you are looking for. Sometimes Google doesn't provide you with what you are looking for.

Send the drives to me, I'll securely wipe them for you. 😇👹 But in all seriousness, encrypting the drive and then doing a simple format will be good enough to stop most people from seeing what was on that drive.

I don't think you understand how Google does fingerprinting. GL HF DD

Why not set up containers? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?platform=WINNT&q=container There are a number of extensions that auto delete cookies as well...

How about Seasonic PRIME Titanium Fanless? https://seasonic.com/prime-titanium-fanless

For what I do, no, but certainly can do that. Does your CradlePoint have a usb port on it? You may be able to charge the phone through that router.

I do some phone farming and keep my phones plugged in 24x7. Yes, there will be battery bloat eventually. Just swap the battery and you are back to the races.

Maxmind requires a subscription now, unless you are paying for it, then you can ignore this post. If you are doing it another way, I'd love to know how.

You need to set your rules for DNS only to your LAN and block external DNS.

https://ting.com/international_calling https://ting.com/shop

I would probably look at the Samsung J3 Active or LG Q7/Q7+ and buy it off ebay. Go with Ting for your service. Feel free to use my referral (or not). https://zdrqgc9n7801.ting.com/

Do you have stable power at your place? Do you have power fluctuations?

What is the model of your power supply? How old is it?

Rog 3?

That NIC will work fine. I haven't used any Netgate product, but they are pretty expensive for what you can find in some other whitebox product, or even building your own.

Intel NICs work best. You still need to configure the correct NIC for your WAN and LAN interfaces. You'll want to connect your LAN interface to your switch if you want to use more than one device at a time. If you have a SOHO router, you can do DHCP forwarding from pfsense and you'll need...

It helps make sure things are working properly and not out of spec...

VoLTE is nothing new... https://www.cnet.com/news/6-reasons-why-youll-eventually-want-voice-over-lte/ - 2014 https://www.metaswitch.com/blog/top-4-reasons-to-adopt-volte https://www.androidcentral.com/volte

We all are like that at times. Again, you can still have a kick ass gaming phone, but if you want to do any calling, sms, or cellular data, probably a good idea to look elsewhere.

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=asus+rog+phone+3+volte&iie=1 ;)

You can still have a kick ass gaming phone...

If they don't have VoLTE, then it will not work on T-Mobile.

Cloud backups guard against loss of device, destruction of device, accidental deletion, and fire. Saving things locally is cheaper, but having that peace of mind is nice. I have no experience with iDrive , but it looks pretty good from a few reviews I've looked at...

That's about half the price of the Sabrent, which is about $1,500 as of today. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B08957PT2K/ref=twister_B0895RY5TC?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

How would increasing the power supply help with the ability to handle more traffic?

Do you know how easy it is to spoof a MAC?

It is their concern. Your personal device connecting to their network. Their app running on your pc. If the app shouldn't be running while it is not connected, perhaps they can configure it to do so.

Is this your personal device or a company device? Have you contacted support to report the issue?

SCCM is the biggest one. ManageEngine can also do what you are looking for.

Look at the percentage of failures (AFR), not total amount (Failures). WD purchased HGST some years ago. The 4TB drives are pretty old now, which is why you'd see more failures.

https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-hard-drive-stats-q1-2020/ https://www.backblaze.com/b2/hard-drive-test-data.html

I would do the ROG 2.

How did you get grandfathered in?

I currently have LastPass, but their fees for mobile is ridiculous. I'm moving to Bitwarden. You can also 2FA your password manager, which I use Authy.

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