Quote from: spongegar on November 28, 2017, 07:22:30 AM

Quote from: luxcoin on September 30, 2017, 12:56:49 PM

Do you trust you government ?
Do you trust any of its agencies ?

DO you believe in bank system ?

If you read this topic, I don't think , but how do you really text in a usual day ?

Do you think WhatsApp it's really the solution ( because its end-to-end cryptography) ?

Are you still using Chrome ?

[ I got to tell you - I've just watched the "Deep Web" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3312868/ and "the internet's own boy http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3268458/ so I'm very angry ]

The real problem I think we are too busy and to lazy to pay attention on it: you can it start now.

Just:
- use Duckduckgo as search engine
- navigate with Tor ( I know it is slower but it's for your privacy )
- use Toxchat or whatsoever
- you're good to go

None can steal your information anymore.

You can do it. Right now

Any other suggestion guys ?

That is the conundrum of security and freedom. We want to do and say whatever we want but we also want privacy. How do we actually fight terrorism but still protect your privacy. I really think i don't mind if my government look and listen through my life so long as they do this for my and my family's security. I'll let them look at my bank accounts and see my transactions so long as they won't steal from me

In some way it makes sense your words....BUT: what if the Gov you are putting now your trust can no longer control your data and also they can be hacked. So as you mentioned terrorists or other can know exactly who you are, where you live, how much money you have so you are no longer safe..

And what if the Gov you are giving your data for free, suddenly decide to do other things with your data ?
And yet, what if it's nominated another president of the opposition ?

Just think about it