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If you're so paranoid, use a proxy or Tor Browser if they allow it. But why would you care if someone knew you read an article from one of the most well known p
by moonshinefe 11y ago
If you're so paranoid, use a proxy or Tor Browser if they allow it. But why would you care if someone knew you read an article from one of the most well known papers in the US?
That doesn't exactly make you stand out.
- medecau 11y agoHTTPS can do more then hide the exact content you're looking at. Given the domain name and size of reply(https) the exact content can be estimated. But the user will be sure to be reading the contents without modification.
- akerro 11y ago>Documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveal programs to track targets, spread information and manipulate online debates http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jul/14/gchq-tools-manipulate-online-information-leak http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jul/14/gchq-tools-ma...
- logicrook 11y agoThis is about trusting what you read on the NYT, not trusting the site. In both cases, caution is advised :)
- imglorp 11y agoIt's not at all about hiding something. It's your civic responsibility to encrypt everything you can. Democracy everywhere is counting on it. We need to make it as ubiquitous and as difficult as possible to conduct mass surveillance. The world is depending on all of us techies to get this right.