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This only happens to me when I go to NewEgg and look at stuff. I will get an email from them with suggestion.
This only happens to me when I go to NewEgg and look at stuff. I will get an email from them with suggestion.
Still wouldn't trust them.
The law is not "being changed". The rules to protect our privacy were due to go into effect later this year. That has now been rescinded. Technically, if your ISP was already selling your online data, they would have had to stop later this year; now they wouldn't have to stop.
A browser plugin is only part of the solution. You need an OS client to protect all internet activity - there are plenty of other programs that connect to the internet outside your browser. You also need to be using the HTTPS Everywhere browser plugin.
In addition to installing VPN Unlimited I added OpenDNS.
You will need to make a Free account for Open DNS to use the Marcs Updater.
Home Internet Security | OpenDNS
Basic instructions for setting up the 'Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)' are here :
Windows 10 Configuration Instructions OpenDNS
Then following instructions from simrick were done after the basic instructions above were completed.
To set up the 'Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)' gaining access to them in the same manner as above.
But this time find the 6(CP/IPv6 Here.
Click on Properties to see the next screen.
Then enter here :
On the first line in the red box enter: 2620:0:ccc::2
On the second line in the red box enter: 2620:0:ccd::2
After entering the correct number in the box,
Place a check mark by "Validate settings upon exit". Click OK.
This is needed to be done for all the Ethernet and WiFi connections on your computer.
I did three on mine. one at a time.
Now you need to download Marcs Updater Marcs Updater - Downloads
Edit: I downloaded this version
Version 1.5.3.300 It is the third one down.
After you install this, you will need to enter the name and password from the Open DNS account.
Here.
In the right column, under the center drop down, choose OpenDNS.com as DNS Service provider.
Finally I used this to test how if worked.
IP/DNS Detect - What is your IP, what is your DNS, what informations you send to websites.
This test showed there was a leak in mine using Firefox which the following closed.
In Mozilla Firefox: Type "about:config” in the address bar. Scroll down to “media.peerconnection.enabled”, double click to set it to false.
This is found at the bottom of the page for the above link.
Last edited by COMPUTIAC; 08 Apr 2017 at 13:07.