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Your ISP Can Now Sell Your Browsing History Without Your Consent
Tagged with: 1984, abuse of power, adsense, advertising, boycott, boycott google, boycott microsoft, boycott monsanto, browser, computer data, control, cookies, cyber security, cybersecurity, digital surveillance, facebook, freedom, fsf, gnu, google, government, history, internet, internet search, internet security, internet service providers, IP security, ISP, lost privacy, market, marketing, mass mind control, mass surveillance, network security, orwellian, peeping Tom, personal privacy, personality profile, privacy invasion, privacy protection, record keeping, records, search engines, spy, spybot, SSL. personal vpn, surveillance, telecom, threat, Threat Management, tracking software, Tracking Tech, traffic, troll, voyeur, vpn, web, Web browser, world wide web, www
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
European Union’s War On Cash
…mandatory bank accounts, 100% tax compliance, blockchain tech., capital controls, currency wars, and digital currency controls in America, Venezuela, Turkey, India, and elsewhere, but these policies with banksters’ FinTech are spreading to all nations on the globalization path toward the Cashless Society.
Tagged with: accounting, artificial intelligence, artificial markets, bank, bank account, bank for international settlements, bank transfers, banking, bankster, BIS, blockchain, Capital controls, cash, cashless society, central bank, commerce, computer chip, computer data, control, currency, Currency Controls, currency wars, cyber security, database, digital banking, digital labor, digital money, electronic data, electronic payments, EU, Euro, Europe, FINTECH, globalization, international monetary system, law, monetary, money, number, policy, system, tax, taxation, The European Union, The European Union Commission, transaction, war, war on cash
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
White House: We Will Fight The Internet As If It Is An Enemy
Russia Didn’t Carry Out White House Computer Hack
Flashback: No, North Korea Didn’t Hack Sony
Sellafield: One of the Ten Most Radioacive Places on the Planet
Tagged with: 911, Ben Rhodes, Benjamin J. Rhodes, CBS News, child abuse, computer, computer data, computer hoax, Corbett Report, covert operations, crackdown, cracking, creative commons, cyber warfare, data storage, David Rhodes, disinfo, disinformant, false flag operations, food, fukushima, government, Media Monarchy, national security adviser, news media, P2P, p2p networks, President Obama, Prince Andrew, security, Urban farming, White House
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Lenovo Admits Putting Tracking Software On Your PC: “We Messed Up Badly”
This is not only REALLY high up on the creepy scale, it also completely destroys Internet security.
Whether you’re buying something online or accessing Internet banking, the Superfish program essentially cuts the secure link between you and sensitive websites that you’re trying to access.
Tagged with: access, advertising, alert, banking, betrayal, betrayed trust, brand, browser, chip, computer, computer attack, computer data, consumer, corporation, criminal activities, customer, cyber security, data, data collection, data harvesting, data mining, digital surveillance, ethics, I.T., information, information specialist, information techician, install, institutional crime, internet, internet security, IS, LAN, laptop, Lenovo, lost privacy, lost trust, malware, marketing, money, network, notebook, online, password, personal computer, Peter Hortensius, pre-installed, profit, profit motives, programmer, remote, software, spy, spychip, spyware, ssl, Superfish, sysop, technology, telecom, theft, TLS, tracking, tracking software, trojan, WAN, Web browser
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Destroying your hard drive is the only way to stop this super-advanced malware
“The NSA is wiping out the technology industry in leaps and bounds.”
[We should add, the security state, NSA and the spy agencies are assaulting freedom]
Tagged with: abuse, alert, alerta, Armstrong Economics, bad, betrayed trust, business, california, citizen, computer, computer data, control, corporate spy, corporate-government, corporation, crime, crisis, current event, cyber warfare, cyberespionage, cyberwar, data harvesting, data mining, data storage, debt, deceit, deceive, deception, Dianne Feinstein, disobedience, disobey, dna, document, drive, economy, financial terrorism, firmware, freedom, government, government lies, hard drive, hardship, hidden technology, important, industry, institutional, institutional governance, intelligence, investigate, investor, lost treasure, lost trust, lost truth, malware, manufacturing, Martin Armstrong, news, obedience, Office of Tailored Access Operations, pc, pc world, personal computer, police state, policy, politician, politics, power, privacy invasion, product, profit, programming code, research, security, slave, software, spy, spy network, spy satellite, spybot, spychip, spyware, state sponsored, system, tax, taxation, technology, telecom, too many secrets, too much power, united states, urgent, war
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Goliath Cyberwar: Sony Failure to Follow Basic Digital Security & What State Secrets Could They Have Shared?
there is little evidence implicating North Korea, but this has not prevented the government and the corporate media from attributing the hack to the authoritarian regime of Kim Jong-un.
Tagged with: ACTA, actors, antitrust, business network security training, china, CISPA, Collusion, computer attack, computer data, conspiracy, corporate espionage, corporate war, cyber attack, cyber security, cyber warfare, EEOC, EEOC complaint, email, encrypt, encrypted email, Encrypted Media Extension, encryption, enemy, entertainment industry, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Equal Pay Act, false flag operations, geopolitics, google, hollywood, information system technologies, information technology, inside job, insider, internet business, internet censorship, korea, labor, money, Motion Picture Association of America, MPAA, network, network security, network security training, north korea, P2P, pay, pc, personal computer, playstation network, project Goliath, protocol, racist, russia, salary, salary discrimination, secret, secure network, sexist, sony, Sony computers, Sony corporation, SONY Entertainment, Sony executives, Sony hack, sony playstation, SOPA, spy, Steven Frabrizio, Stop Online Piracy Act, torrents, training, war mongers
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Hackers Threaten To Reveal Sony ‘Secrets’
Sony Pictures has reportedly ordered workers not to use email or connect to its network after hackers threatened to reveal “secrets” to the world.
Tagged with: backdoor, computer, computer data, computer game, corporate sponsors, corporation, electronic games, electronic surveillance, email, game, gnu, hollywood, information technology, IT system, malware, mass surveillance, Michael Lynton, network, player, playstation, playstation network, programming code, secret, sony, Sony computers, Sony Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, spyware, virus
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
IRS: ‘Lost’ Lois Lerner Emails Found Despite ‘No Backup’ Claims
As many as 30,000 emails from former IRS official Lois Lerner have reportedly been found, which could give House Republicans another chance to examine Lerner’s precise role in the IRS targeting scandal.
Tagged with: abuse, agency, agent, archive, authority, aware, backup, Bill Still, coercion, computer, computer data, conspiracy, conspiracy research, corrupt, cover up, crime story, criminal-institution, data storage, deceiver, deception, democrat, dirty politics, disclosure, email, FATCA, financial terrorism, financial terrorist, government abuse, government lies, hidden agenda, House of Representatives, institutional crime, internal revenue service, investigate, IRS, liar, Lois Lerner, Lois Lerner Emails, mass arrests, mass awakening, official, official lies, paid to deceive, paid to lie, policy, policy maker, political corruption, political party, politician, politics, President Obama, professional liar, republican party, revelation, Scandal, secret, tax, taxation system, tea party, threat, united states government, white collar crime
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Betrayed Trust is to be expected
Imagine nano-kill-switch, manipulative data mining devices everywhere that alter behaviour, genetics, tracks everyone and ability to kill a specific individual target at the push of a button.
Far more effective than current drone wars, and assassinations.
Tagged with: A.I., abolir esclavitud, abuse, Aldous Huxley, alert, applied research, argentina, artificial intelligence, authority, betrayed trust, BioCurious, bioengineering, Biohacking, biology, biometric, biopunk, body, brain, brain-washed, Brasilia, Brazil, caution, chattel, code, commerce, commodity, computer data, computer game, corporate governance, cyber, cyberattack, cybernetic, cyberwar, cyborg, danger, database, deception, deceptive, decode, dehumanizing, depopulation, Derren Brown, digital rcords, distrust, dna, dog tag, drone, dystopia, dystopic, Ejercer la libertad, electronic data, electronic games, electronic health records, electronic medical record, electronic surveillance, electronic warfare, encryption, engineering, Eri Gentry, genetic, genetic data, genetic engineering, genetically engineered, geoengineering, global contagion, gmo, GMO industry, government, hacker, hacking, hazard, health care, hidden agenda, hidden technology, humano, identity chip, implant, INFORMACIÓN, information, information theory, information war, institutions, intercept your thought, international corporation, Jim Kwik, Kevin Warwick, lab, laboratory, Lepht Anonym, liar, libertad, logic chips, lost privacy, machine mind, mad scientist, manipulation, medical crime, medical data, medical industry, Meredith L. Patterson, micro drone, microchip, mind control, mind reader, misplaced trust, monitor you thoughts, multinational corporations, nanotech, Neurotoxins, nootropics, nwo, Obamacare, occult, patent, paz, personal data, personal privacy, predator, privacy invasion, professional liar, profiteering, records, replacement body part, research, RFID, RFID tag, socio-economic, sociopath, software, south america, Spencer Michels, spychip, spyware, state sponsored, super soldier, supersoldier, surveillance, tagged, technology, tecnologías, thought police, thought scanner, toxic, toxins, tracker, tracking, Tracking Tech, Transhumanism, Transhumanismo, transhumanist, trust, ubiquitous, war, warning
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Bank of England apologises for today’s system crash
Bank of England apologise for RTGS crash: rare, unfortunate, and embarrassing “settlement of payments” systems crash.
Tagged with: alert, backdoor, bank for international settlements, bank of england, Bank of England statement, banking, banking cartel, banking crisis, big event, BOE, central bank, Chaps, Clearing House Automated Payments System, collapse, commerce, computer attack, computer data, cyber security, cyberwar, default, electronic payments, event, financial empire, financial institutions, flawed design, follow the money, glitch, global financial crisis, intense scrutiny, international monetary system, international scrutiny, mark carney, monetary reform, money, money masters, national payment system, payment, Real Time Gross Settlement, RTGS, scrutiny, settlement accounts, sign, signal, system failure, The Bank, transaction center, uk, United Kingdom
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
First Micro-Simulation Model of a LEDDA Community Currency-Dollar Economy
The community currency system under investigation is the Token Exchange System (TES), a component of the larger Local Economic Direct Democracy Association (LEDDA) framework under development by the Principled Societies Project.
Tagged with: alternative currencies, applied research, community, community currency, complementary currency, computer data, computer simulation, currency, currency system, economic, economy, family income, International Journal of Community Currency Research, LEDDA, local community, local currency, Local Economic Direct Democracy Association, local solution, model, money, Principled Societies Project, problem solving, simulation, Token Exchange System
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