Windows 10 data mining has been caught

If you're trying to thwart the NSA while using the Internet, you're doing it wrong, just like a gun nut who thinks he's going to defend himself when the US Army comes for him. It doesn't work like that.
 
There is nobody who knows you better than your internet company. The saying goes the best kept secrets are the ones you tell nobody.

Privacy is being purposely eroded away into a thing of the past. It's best to do and say things on the web that you would not be ashed of saying at your workplace or aloud in public. And for that matter use your computer like you would a work PC but only the GOVT owns it. Not an easy pill to swallow but maybe 15 years from now it will be the norm in the US.

if you want privacy go to a closed door room and whisper to someone and hope nobody has a sound device to penetrate your walls.
 
JHefile said:
There is nobody who knows you better than your internet company. The saying goes the best kept secrets are the ones you tell nobody.

Privacy is being purposely eroded away into a thing of the past. It's best to do and say things on the web that you would not be ashed of saying at your workplace or aloud in public. And for that matter use your computer like you would a work PC but only the GOVT owns it. Not an easy pill to swallow but maybe 15 years from now it will be the norm in the US.

if you want privacy go to a closed door room and whisper to someone and hope nobody has a sound device to penetrate your walls.
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Privacy and the internet have never existed together. People have been technically challenged enough to think what they do is somehow anonymous, that's the only thing. Now that people are starting to realise that everything they do can easily be tracked, they get scared. Well at least if they are doing something questionable that is.

If someone posts nude pics on themselves to cloud storage or sends them electronically and then has the images spread one way or another has only one person to blame. Themselves. Nobody forces you to do stupid things online.
 
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