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How to Fight Back Against Congresss Attack on FCC Privacy Rules
TThis is merely an intro into keeping your ISP from gathering and selling your information.
How to Fight Back Against Congresss Attack on FCC Privacy Rules
TThis is merely an intro into keeping your ISP from gathering and selling your information.
Here's a good resource for selecting a VPN that's trustworthy
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/
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And here's an article from ZDNet that explains things a little better.
How to use a VPN to protect your internet privacy | ZDNet
And . . . it looks like all the tech maggies and sites are getting on the security bandwagon. :)
Even before this came up, there have been many people advocating that everyone should be using a VPN all the time.
I know, but I think this just brought out our total lack of privacy.
Case in point: I was looking for a kitchen faucet, since the one I had was leaking. I looked at Lowes and Home Depot. Now I can't surf without a gazillion ads for faucets coming up! Sheesh!
I guess I'll still get ads for stuff I searched before installing m VPN.
Here's another one I found:
Three privacy tools that block your Internet provider from tracking you | PCWorld