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		<title>Orwell was wrong, it is 2010, not 1984</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Jun 2010 04:38:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here we go again.  More on Big Brother.  The US government announced in June that US government  agencies  may track traffic and online behavior so that they can  better provide information and services for the people who visit their websites.
The stated purpose here is two-fold. First, the Obama administration wants   the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here we go again.  More on Big Brother.  The US government announced in June that US government  agencies  may track traffic and online behavior so that they can  better provide information and services for the people who visit their websites.</p>
<p>The stated purpose here is two-fold. First, the Obama administration wants   the government’s websites to be easier to navigate, and to become useful. Secondly, it wants to monitor your behavior on its websites to figure out what information was accessed the most and hence, potentially the most useful.</p>
<p>Privacy issues are crucial to the topic of  government  tracking and targeting, so much so that the government memorandum the Obama administration issued discusses it in the introduction. The government  is assuring  people that they shouldn’t be concerned about the  US government  watching their every online move.<span id="more-620"></span></p>
<p>“Any such uses must  not compromise or invade personal privacy,”states the document “It is important  to provide clear,  firm, and unambiguous protection against any uses  that would compromise  or invade personal privacy.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m sorry, but given how well the government does most things, do we really think they will get this right?  I&#8217;m not assuming ill intent or malice on anyone&#8217;s part.  I just assume that this is an area that we really don&#8217;t want them to get wrong.  If they do, and if the data is breached, this could be a privacy nightmare.</p>
<p>This is yet another reason why using an anonymous proxy is a good idea.  With a proxy, your identifying information, your IP address, is masked so that your specific information can&#8217;t be tracked.  However, even with an anonymous proxy, if you fill in information on a government website, they then know who you are.  An anonymous proxy can&#8217;t help you if you provide your personal data willingly.</p>
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		<title>Using an Anonymous Proxy in our Surveillance Society</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Nov 2009 19:53:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Do you ever get that feeling that someone is following you, someone is watching you? Don’t quickly jump to the conclusion that you are crazy; many others feel the same way. The fact is that you are often being watched, and not just by other people. In Britain, and as being tested in some undisclosed [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Do you ever get that feeling that someone is following you, someone is watching you? Don’t quickly jump to the conclusion that you are crazy; many others feel the same way. The fact is that you are often being watched, and not just by other people. In Britain, and as being tested in some undisclosed parts of the United States, people are being held under surveillance by discreet video cameras mounted on houses. These video cameras can watch passerby and record everything that they see and or do. The cameras can be accessed by local law enforcement, federal law enforcement, or any other criminal agency at any time, with a live feed able to be brought up. These cameras are supposed to watch for “anti-social behavior”, and when detected, the police are to be dispatched and the situation taken care of.</p>
<p>While the idea of being watched sounds bad, it really is not. It depends clearly on the type. When you are being watched for your own safety, as these video cameras are doing for the citizens, sometimes it is necessary to make some privacy sacrifices to ensure your protection. The only question that arises is what exactly is “anti-social behavior”? If this anti-social behavior means a man waiting outside someone’s house looking to see if anyone is home, and then trying to break the door down or open a window, then it goes without saying that we would all be okay with these cameras. Sometimes these cameras can snoop into places we don’t want them too, and they then abandon their public service. This is the bad kind of being watched, a voyeuristic viewing of your life and its details. It doesn’t have to be the actual watching of your person though or what you are doing; this illegal type of surveillance expands into the extension of your self, except online: your social security number, your documents, your emails, etc.<br />
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This kind of surveillance is obviously the aforementioned bad kind. It usually has one defining characteristic; it is done through technology. Somebody snoops on you using some high tech device, breaking through the meager defenses you have on your (it is oftentimes) computer. You always have to be wary of your computer; it can be a great addition to your life and make many things easier with the power of the Internet, but it can be dangerous as well. Most computer are not secured and protected properly, and surf the web “without their seat belts on”, if you will.</p>
<p>Don’t fret; getting a secure Internet is easy. Anonymous proxy is what you need to look for, and once you find a good one, look no further. An anonymous proxy can enable you to surf the web anonymously and keep you hidden from the prying eyes of those wishing to commit this “anti-social behavior.” Find a reliable private proxy and stick with it, and you will be perfectly secure on the Internet.</p>
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		<title>To Be, (Anonymous) or Not To Be</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:01:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anonymity is important and is present everywhere in life. You can be anonymous in a figurative manner, like just one person in a crowd of thousands on the populous streets of New York City, or you can be anonymous just as a voter in a United States election. Can you imagine not being anonymous while [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anonymity is important and is present everywhere in life. You can be anonymous in a figurative manner, like just one person in a crowd of thousands on the populous streets of New York City, or you can be anonymous just as a voter in a United States election. Can you imagine not being anonymous while you are voting? What about everyone seeing you pick your candidate of choice, and then having your name and choice broadcasted to the world? Voting is a highly personal act; no one can tell you how to vote, and only you can make the final decision of who to choose. People do not go around asking each other who they voted for; in fact, teachers and other educational staff are under oath not to tell for whom their sympathies and opinions lie, for they might influence their impressionistic students. If everyone knew who you voted for, life could be a bit dangerous. There are extremists of everything, and the political battle is no different. On both sides, there are people who might even kill to further their candidate and lower the opposition’s forces by one more. Voting is just one thing though, and anonymity spans a wide strata of daily life.</p>
<p>Think about being online; for most things and applications on the computer, you have a screen name, user name, log in code, call it what you will. This combination of numbers and letters is supposed to be a mask to hide you from the rest of the Internet, this is why you are advised or even forbidden to use your name or any other identifying details about yourself in your online name. Imagine if every one online knew everybody’s else’s real identity; the Internet would not run correctly! Who would sign onto the anonymous comment sites and share their real or dissenting opinion on some highly controversial issue if they knew everyone else knew who they were and they could be judged or get in trouble for their words?<br />
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The user name is not infallible however, and sometimes people can break through or decode it. Obviously if you tell a friend your name and user name this is okay, as you will have a certain amount of trust in that person and know they will not use it for ill means, but you don’t want to tell some random stranger about your life and personal details. Nor would you give them these details if they asked you directly. Directly is the key word here, as there are many ways to surreptitiously hack into someone’s computer and find out a bunch of information about them.</p>
<p>Don’t let this happen to you; don’t let a stranger steal your information. Use an anonymous proxy and ensure anonymous browsing through a secure tunnel of access for you and your family. By using your private proxy, you can surf the web anonymously and ensure that no one is sifting through your documents trying to steal information from you; or just trying to find out your political preferences!</p>
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