Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 1:53 am
If you ever use Google to search for anything, or use Google's website for anything such a news, email, or any of the Google apps, then surely you know, whether you are logged into a Google account or not, Google is tracking what you do. You know that when you delete e-mail, Google keeps it.
While this does not solve the e-mail tracking issue, using Firefox and a firefox add on you can do anonymous web activity.
http://www.googlesharing.net/
Not as good as a private fee service proxy, but for free, it is something.
Even with a private proxy, your internet host may be (probably is) keeping track of every web address you ever went to, the EA, every photo, every download, every upload.
Of course if you keep using different free wi-fi places every day on a rotating and irregular basis, that helps, but they might still be tracking your computer's MAC address or other info on your computer that can tell "them" who you are.
Thankfully there is no way to be completely anonymous on the internet, which is how the government can track hackers and other bad people. Hopefully you are not a bad person, but even so, if "they" want to, "they" can tell who you are, where you are, and what you are doing.
You would think people in government, like the Wieners of the world, would know this.
While this does not solve the e-mail tracking issue, using Firefox and a firefox add on you can do anonymous web activity.
http://www.googlesharing.net/
Not as good as a private fee service proxy, but for free, it is something.
Even with a private proxy, your internet host may be (probably is) keeping track of every web address you ever went to, the EA, every photo, every download, every upload.
Of course if you keep using different free wi-fi places every day on a rotating and irregular basis, that helps, but they might still be tracking your computer's MAC address or other info on your computer that can tell "them" who you are.
Thankfully there is no way to be completely anonymous on the internet, which is how the government can track hackers and other bad people. Hopefully you are not a bad person, but even so, if "they" want to, "they" can tell who you are, where you are, and what you are doing.
You would think people in government, like the Wieners of the world, would know this.
