ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules
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@stacksofplates said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
Just spin up a cheap VM and use a dynamic SSH tunnel. Then destroy the VM when you're done.
One of the reasons why I went with Qubes was for privacy. Spin up a disposable VM script, do what needs to be done, and then close it to shutdown the vm and all of the evidence is gone.
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@NerdyDad said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@stacksofplates said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
Just spin up a cheap VM and use a dynamic SSH tunnel. Then destroy the VM when you're done.
One of the reasons why I went with Qubes was for privacy. Spin up a disposable VM script, do what needs to be done, and then close it to shutdown the vm and all of the evidence is gone.
You are mixing use cases which makes it a little hard. Qubes has one purpose, running a lab is another.
But why not just use KVM, spin up a VM and revert it when done? Same privacy.
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@scottalanmiller Until they subpoena Cloudflare (or any other provider).
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@scottalanmiller said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@NerdyDad said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@stacksofplates said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
Just spin up a cheap VM and use a dynamic SSH tunnel. Then destroy the VM when you're done.
One of the reasons why I went with Qubes was for privacy. Spin up a disposable VM script, do what needs to be done, and then close it to shutdown the vm and all of the evidence is gone.
You are mixing use cases which makes it a little hard. Qubes has one purpose, running a lab is another.
But why not just use KVM, spin up a VM and revert it when done? Same privacy.
You're right there. My original intent was to use it to learn CentOS and other linux server distros. I assumed that, since Qubes was built from Xen, that it should adaquetly support CentOS, but was wrong on that point. However, I have been liking it for a daily Linux driver for its built-in fail safes.
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@aidan_walsh said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@scottalanmiller Until they subpoena Cloudflare (or any other provider).
You assume that CF tracks historical DNS. Likely they do not. Would make no sense.
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'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-data -
@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataGood for Max. Couldn't happen to a nicer set of people.
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@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataI truly hope this happens, and the resulting histories are made public. Then we are one step closer to stringing the offending politricksters up by their short n curlies.
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@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataIt's funny that there are only republicans who took money to pass this.
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@DustinB3403 said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataIt's funny that there are only republicans who took money to pass this.
You're surprised? We may be getting a bit too political here though.
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@coliver said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@DustinB3403 said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataIt's funny that there are only republicans who took money to pass this.
You're surprised? We may be getting a bit too political here though.
Well surprised on two things, one only republicans are listed. Cause I'm sure there was a dem that took some money, and two that none of the dems are listed.
Which is a bit insane.
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@DustinB3403 said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@coliver said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@DustinB3403 said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataIt's funny that there are only republicans who took money to pass this.
You're surprised? We may be getting a bit too political here though.
Well surprised on two things, one only republicans are listed. Cause I'm sure there was a dem in that that took some money, and two that none of the dems are listed.
Which is a bit insane.
Right but this was voted on a partisan divide. These were the people (and the donations they received) that voted in favour. I'm sure Dems also received money from ISPs... but their vote was probably a bit more expensive.
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@DustinB3403 said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@coliver said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@DustinB3403 said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
'Cards Against Humanity' Creator Vows To Buy And Publish Congress's Internet History
http://www.distractify.com/trending/2017/03/29/ZOXB29/temkin-buying-congress-dataIt's funny that there are only republicans who took money to pass this.
You're surprised? We may be getting a bit too political here though.
Well surprised on two things, one only republicans are listed. Cause I'm sure there was a dem that took some money, and two that none of the dems are listed.
Which is a bit insane.
If dems had the majority, this bill would probably have not come up for a vote. This is what you get when you vote republican, bunch of old farts that can hardly turn on the computer making decisions that defy all logic and benefit corporate overlords.
Btw, the votes were along the party lines on this 50:48. -
The First Horseman of the Privacy Apocalypse Has Already Arrived: Verizon Announces Plans to Install Spyware on All Its Android Phones
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@Danp said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
The First Horseman of the Privacy Apocalypse Has Already Arrived: Verizon Announces Plans to Install Spyware on All Its Android Phones
It's just getting better and better.
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@Danp said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
The First Horseman of the Privacy Apocalypse Has Already Arrived: Verizon Announces Plans to Install Spyware on All Its Android Phones
They've already pulled the article.
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@scottalanmiller said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@Danp said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
The First Horseman of the Privacy Apocalypse Has Already Arrived: Verizon Announces Plans to Install Spyware on All Its Android Phones
They've already pulled the article.
eh, the fact remains that appflash exists even if limited in opt-in testing on a single model phone.
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verizon did this to see what the backlash would be. Expect this to be mandatory on all their phones within a year or two.
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@JaredBusch said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@scottalanmiller said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
@Danp said in ISPs can sell your browsing history without your consent, Senate rules:
The First Horseman of the Privacy Apocalypse Has Already Arrived: Verizon Announces Plans to Install Spyware on All Its Android Phones
They've already pulled the article.
eh, the fact remains that appflash exists even if limited in opt-in testing on a single model phone.
Agreed. The seeds are sown.
