A hacker explains the best way to browse the internet anonymously

[Serious]

cmon bruh, a 1 hour documentary as your rebuttal?

I'm fully aware of all of what's going on around us - the NSA data center is right there in UTAH, it's not a secret, this is where all of the data is stored


but it's mostly metadata and useless information.
if you think they can pull your name up and everything you've ever done online or even what you've done in the past month you're laughably wrong

look all this up on your own time

Bro they had that technology in 07, I'm sure as heck sure they can do it now

 

[Black Nate Grey]

The government doesn't claim to store it they do store it, they have numerous facilities that stores this.

Let me help you out and tip you towards what metadata entail
Phew, NSA Is Just Collecting Metadata. (You Should Still Worry)


NSA stores metadata of millions of web users for up to a year, secret files show


I think its pretty clear to see you have no idea of what you are talking about.

Facebook literally was funded by a CIA front company
Facebook and the CIA | ZDNet

Facebook - the CIA conspiracy - Technology - NZ Herald News


Dataminr was in an unpaid pilot with intel agencies when Twitter ended the deal

Exclusive: Google, CIA Invest in ‘Future’ of Web Monitoring



You need to do your research

I didn't know that about Facebook wow.

 

[David_TheMan]

Bro they had that technology in 07, I'm sure as heck sure they can do it now

Its clear he is scared of what they have the ability to do.
I think its a coping mechanism, I've talked to people in real life about this shyt and its usually the white folks who start trying to rationalize and make claims like this guy. The oh they would never do that, they can't do all that stuff for real, and etc.

 

[Serious]

Its clear he is scared of what they have the ability to do.
I think its a coping mechanism, I've talked to people in real life about this shyt and its usually the white folks who start trying to rationalize and make claims like this guy. The oh they would never do that, they can't do all that stuff for real, and etc.

If duke were to have watched the documentary I posted, they clearly state, yes, we (NSA /FBI)secretly linked up with telecommunications companies, and have data on every citizen in US, despite it being unethical, and this was in 07, 10 years later the technology must be

 

[ill]

If duke were to have watched the documentary I posted, they clearly state, yes, we (NSA /FBI)secretly linked up with telecommunications companies, and have data on every citizen in US, despite it being unethical, and this was in 07, 10 years later the technology must be

Lots of people in HL defend the government doing this kind of shyt @Call Me James @4d 6f 6e 65 79

 

[Booker T Garvey]

The government doesn't claim to store it they do store it, they have numerous facilities that stor

Its clear he is scared of what they have the ability to do.
I think its a coping mechanism, I've talked to people in real life about this shyt and its usually the white folks who start trying to rationalize and make claims like this guy. The oh they would never do that, they can't do all that stuff for real, and etc.

fam...you just posted an article that said exactly WHAT I JUST DID. they store METADATA

having metadata is almost like having no data at all.

and just because you're afraid of the government, don't argue that everybody needs to be

look at all the unanswered questions and ignored scenarios I've listed in this thread

this is how you tin foil hat conspiracy theorists operate - when presented with practical situations you all go silent.

if you think it's possible for the government to store, record, and be able to pull up the data on everybody's internet usage at the drop of a dime
in New York City just from today alone you are a complete and total idiot. period.

If duke were to have watched the documentary I posted, they clearly state, yes, we (NSA /FBI)secretly linked up with telecommunications companies, and have data on every citizen in US, despite it being unethical, and this was in 07, 10 years later the technology must be

again - even they have said this, they have META. DATA.

let me explain what METADATA is = it would be like me emailing you a bunch of unorganized information on every member of the coli that's ever logged on here

key word: unorganized - meaning that if I just give you random bank account numbers, email addresses, phone numbers and no names or how old or new any of the information is

it's pretty much useless...this is the type of data that the government has on people.

technically the government can track you; but it's not as simple as in the movies and little CBS/NBC documentaries make it out to be.

 

[David_TheMan]

fam...you just posted an article that said exactly WHAT I JUST DID. they store METADATA

having metadata is almost like having no data at all.

and just because you're afraid of the government, don't argue that everybody needs to be

look at all the unanswered questions and ignored scenarios I've listed in this thread

this is how you tin foil hat conspiracy theorists operate - when presented with practical situations you all go silent.

if you think it's possible for the government to store, record, and be able to pull up the data on everybody's internet usage at the drop of a dime
in New York City just from today alone you are a complete and total idiot. period..

Who said they didn't store metadata? No one.
No having metadata isn't like having no data at all, its actually very powerful and allows the government to make a profile of a person's life and relationships and interest. You would know that if you read any of the links I posted.
Who is afraid of the government? How is detailing what they do being afraid of the government? You literally are resorting to lying now and it makes no sense.
You haven't presented anything to me personally and from what I've read nothing you've presented actually makes enough weight to overturn what we know and has been confirmed what the government actually does.
What is the tin foil and conspiracy theory that I have presented? Again you have to resort to lying when I've literally sourced every single claim I've made. You on the other hand have presented nothing factual or sourced to back up any of your contentions.

I've posted info that shows that not only can the government pull up data on your internet usage through metadata they store everyone's usage and keep it for 365 days
NSA stores metadata of millions of web users for up to a year, secret files show

So again man, you need to do your research and actually understand the concepts of what is being discussed. Putting you head in the sand doesn't make them stop doing what they have admitted to doing.

I noticed you didn't bring up shyt about twitter, google, and facebook being in bed with the CIA anymore.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Tor is compromised

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Who said they didn't store metadata? No one.
No having metadata isn't like having no data at all, its actually very powe

1) you still haven't fully negated my point that metadata as a tool for "stalking" people is pretty much useless
being able to just see a pattern of people surfing porn, ordering things online, watching netflix is not useless information now!?

bottom line is that the government CAN NOT and HAS NEVER BEEN ABLE TO monitor, watch in real time, or control what people do online. period.
even you have to admit this.


2) go back to my comment earlier where i already addressed this: the CIA being in cahoots with google/facebook/twitter makes sense
but the government didn't DEVELOP or CREATE these things...they're just latching on to billionaire nerds success in silicon valley
this kills the tin-foil narrative that the government is omniscient and is in control of all things pertaining to our lives. including watching us 24/7/365

surely if the government employs the greatest and smartest masterminds then they'd have scooped up zuckerberg and jack dorsey right?

you muthafukkas watch too many movies and tv shows.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

now watch what i do here: so we've established that collecting metadata is just seeing a "pattern" of behavior

imagine having every member of the coli's metadata

what do you have!?

do you see my point? it's like i said earlier - apply your theories and arguments to the real world

boy i swear, they throw some scary music under a youtube video and you nikkas take the shyt like gospel and cower under your momma's like piglets.

no wonder that escorting thread went 90 times platinum

 

[David_TheMan]

1) you still haven't fully negated my point that metadata as a tool for "stalking" people is pretty much useless
being able to just see a pattern of people surfing porn, ordering things online, watching netflix is not useless information now!?

bottom line is that the government CAN NOT and HAS NEVER BEEN ABLE TO monitor, watch in real time, or control what people do online. period.
even you have to admit this.


2) go back to my comment earlier where i already addressed this: the CIA being in cahoots with google/facebook/twitter makes sense
but the government didn't DEVELOP or CREATE these things...they're just latching on to billionaire nerds success in silicon valley
this kills the tin-foil narrative that the government is omniscient and is in control of all things pertaining to our lives. including watching us 24/7/365

surely if the government employs the greatest and smartest masterminds then they'd have scooped up zuckerberg and jack dorsey right?

you muthafukkas watch too many movies and tv shows.

The two articles I posted cited an internet traffic expert from Bell Labs and a Security expert from the EFF, they both said metadata as a very useful tool in tracking an documenting relationships and profiling a user. Yes, being able to see what sites a person visits, who they talk two, the frequency of the activity, ordering activity, down to what they watch via stream is very beneficial in profiling and stalking people.
Again for your benefit, since its apparent you don't read.

Phew, NSA Is Just Collecting Metadata. (You Should Still Worry)

Metadata is our context. And that can reveal far more about us — both individually and as groups — than the words we speak.

Context yields insights into who we are and the implicit, hidden relationships between us. A complete set of all the calling records for an entire country is therefore a record not just of how the phone is used, but, coupled with powerful software, of our importance to each other, our interests, values, and the various roles we play.

The better understood the patterns of a particular group’s behavior, the more useful it is. This makes using metadata to identify lone-wolf Al Qaeda sympathizers (a tiny minority about whose social behavior relatively little is known) a lot harder than, say, rooting out Tea Partiers or Wall Street Occupiers, let alone the people with whom we share our beds.

It is, in effect, a National Relationship Database.

NSA stores metadata of millions of web users for up to a year, secret files show

Metadata provides a record of almost anything a user does online, from browsing history – such as map searches and websites visited – to account details, email activity, and even some account passwords. This can be used to build a detailed picture of an individual's life.

The Obama administration has repeatedly stated that the NSA keeps only the content of messages and communications of people it is intentionally targeting – but internal documents reveal the agency retains vast amounts of metadata.

An introductory guide to digital network intelligence for NSA field agents, included in documents disclosed by former contractor Edward Snowden, describes the agency's metadata repository, codenamed Marina. Any computer metadata picked up by NSA collection systems is routed to the Marina database, the guide explains. Phone metadata is sent to a separate system.

"The Marina metadata application tracks a user's browser experience, gathers contact information/content and develops summaries of target," the analysts' guide explains. "This tool offers the ability to export the data in a variety of formats, as well as create various charts to assist in pattern-of-life development."

The guide goes on to explain Marina's unique capability: "Of the more distinguishing features, Marina has the ability to look back on the last 365 days' worth of DNI metadata seen by the Sigint collection system, regardless whether or not it was tasked for collection." [Emphasis in original.]

On Saturday, the New York Times reported that the NSA was using its metadata troves to build profiles of US citizens' social connections, associations and in some cases location, augmenting the material the agency collects with additional information bought in from the commercial sector, which is is not subject to the same legal restrictions as other data.

The ability to look back on a full year's history for any individual whose data was collected – either deliberately or incidentally – offers the NSA the potential to find information on people who have later become targets. But it relies on storing the personal data of large numbers of internet users who are not, and never will be, of interest to the US intelligence community.

Marina aggregates NSA metadata from an array of sources, some targeted, others on a large scale. Programs such as Prism – which operates through legally compelled "partnerships" with major internet companies – allow the NSA to obtain content and metadata on thousands of targets without individual warrants.

2) Why should I address you comments earlier. You told me I was lying or a tinpot for saying the CIA was behind twitter, facebook, and google and that it was so far fetched how did I know the government wasn't behind thecoli.
I showed you proof the majority of facebook's funding when it was starting out was from the CIA. You now say but it doesn't mean they found them, if the CIA is fronting the money behind your company and is the main money man behind you in initial investment, I would say they founded your company. There is a CIA analyst who has said the CIA had the same relationship with Google in fronting them initial investment capital through their dummy corp.

The CIA does recruit the brightest minds, the US military does with DARPA as well. So again, its clear you have no idea what you are talking about. What you say isn't just misguided, its the opposite of documented fact.

 

[David_TheMan]

now watch what i do here: so we've established that collecting metadata is just seeing a "pattern" of behavior

imagine having every member of the coli's metadata

what do you have!?

do you see my point? it's like i said earlier - apply your theories and arguments to the real world

boy i swear, they throw some scary music under a youtube video and you nikkas take the shyt like gospel and cower under your momma's like piglets.

no wonder that escorting thread went 90 times platinum

You haven't done anything or even presented anything that contradicts anything people have said on this thread.
You have literally made no point at all, and its sad because you seem to think you have.

 

[Pressure]

Lots of people in HL defend the government doing this kind of shyt @Call Me James @4d 6f 6e 65 79

Weren't you all, "Nothing to see here" regarding the government explicitly authorizing ISPs to sell your internet and mobile data/Social Security information?

 

[Booker T Garvey]

The two articles I posted cited an internet traffic expert from

okay i can see why you're rep is where it is

1) anybody can google articles - but you can't and won't be able to google anything that disproves my argument:
it's impossible to track or store everybody in New York or Los Angeles's internet usage in real time. period.
in the time it took you to read this hundreds and thousands of web sites have been hit, texts/phone calls received and sent. <<<find me something that says it's possible to monitor all of this...you won't.

2) Again - the CIA working with popular social media sites (because nobody talked like this when blackplanet was popping) makes sense, but if they are the evil GODS of our lives and are watching us all the time

they'd have come up with social media themselves right?

I'll leave you to it though man. you clearly know more than everybody on this forum

 

[Pressure]

Lots of people in HL defend the government doing this kind of shyt @Call Me James @4d 6f 6e 65 79

And once again, I really don't give a damn if the CIA is doing their job. Be mad about the CIA spying on other countries and terrorist under the guise of privacy rights or slippery sloping that if they can do it to other countries then why wouldn't they do it to us even though that doesn't apply to every act where the government is wielding power.