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Security vs. Privacy vs. Anonymity Survival Guide
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What’s is difference between Security, Privacy, and Anonymity? I get this question all the time, but it’s a good question. Companies muddy the waters with these three and some companies lie about them. You have to determine what your threat model is (ads, hackers, your internet provider, governments, etc). Let’s get into it. SECURITY Security doesn’t mean you have privacy. Security means keeping the threat out of your stuff, but may require you give up some privacy. For example, when you put a Ring door bell on your door, you have security. But you give out information/data to the Ring company (Amazon), which may use that info as they wish (lack of privacy). There is no such thing as the cloud. Just other people's computers you put your stuff on. Side note: Currently I’m only doing Apple and Android, but will add others in the future as I get questions on them. • If most of your family and friends use iOS devices, then Apple is a good security choice. • If most of your family an
Modded Shazam
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MOD INFO: • Removed unwanted Permissions • Removed Ads • Disabled Google Login • Google Play Store install check disabled • Disabled Analytics • Removed Active Trackers • Added Multi Languages; NOTE: • Uninstall the existing app before installing hacked app. DOWNLOAD: https://mega.nz/file/XaowCBRR#XIlg5SQtHO8tv94WgwvIesC8O8od-znQQK8yiUXvj20
Smart Assistant Survival Guide
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As I've mentioned before (a lot), smart assistants are very invading in your home. Data brokers love buying up data from smart assistants (Alexa, Sirius, etc). The smart assistants in our smart hubs, smart speakers, phones, and tablets are relaying your data back to their manufacturers & 3rd parties. They're always listening for wake-up words, which makes them record constantly to get data. Here's an example of law enforcement getting Echo data for a murder case: https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/28/tech/amazon-echo-alexa-bentonville-arkansas-murder-case-trnd/ Here's a recent article on how much Alexa records without you knowing: https://nypost.com/2021/10/19/i-found-an-amazon-folder-with-thousands-of-audio-recordings-from-my-home-gadgets/ The 3rd parties buying that data can be data brokers for ads, background check companies, insurance providers, law enforcement, and governments. That's not to mention the threat from black hat hackers. If they get your smart assista