burnaway

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by burnaway 6y ago
I've been over this dilemma multiple times. For me, what would matter is the status of the name, and not the domain. You say it's quite popular and most extensions are taken - why use it then? It will diminish your chances for sta
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by burnaway 6y ago
It reads like you have put a lot of time and energy into thinking the issues and possible solutions through. Here is a tip: as a first time potential user, this site gives an awfully complex vibe and its hard for me to get the layout, what
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by burnaway 6y ago
Never heard about the Creel Report before, but here it is: https://archive.org/details/completereportof00unit/page/8/mo... Thanks for the tip.
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You cannot solve the privacy problem with just a VPN(ivpn.net)
4 points by burnaway 6y ago|0 comments
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by burnaway 6y ago
https://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/tsol-press-a-job-to-lov... this book is a good followup on the article for OP
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VPNs are imperfect, but necessary privacy tools(ivpn.net)
1 points by burnaway 6y ago|0 comments
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Insights into Apple's handling of VPN app submissions(ivpn.net)
2 points by burnaway 6y ago|0 comments
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You Don't Need a VPN(ivpn.net)
4 points by burnaway 6y ago|0 comments
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Will Privacy Survive Covid-19?(theprivacyissue.com)
3 points by burnaway 7y ago|0 comments
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by burnaway 7y ago
Also Hungarian here. The article summed up the law under debate correctly. Its a slippery slope that we've seen happening in other countries (Russia, which is a kind of a blueprint for this government in many respects, comes to mind).
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by burnaway 7y ago
Try to uncover more angles to the "referral". Is it illegal because they receive compensation/cut? If yes, build it around "being the hero" for people not directly affected but have huge stake or motivation to help
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Despite push due to coronavirus, online voting might be a mistake for democracy(theprivacyissue.com)
1 points by burnaway 7y ago|0 comments
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The Quest for Privacy in Cryptocurrency(theprivacyissue.com)
5 points by burnaway 7y ago|0 comments
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Avoiding compromised hardware: advice for securing your supply chain(theprivacyissue.com)
2 points by burnaway 7y ago|0 comments
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Battle over encryption and enforced data sharing is at a tipping point(theprivacyissue.com)
5 points by burnaway 7y ago|0 comments
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Journalists and the free press are under attack around the world(theprivacyissue.com)
27 points by burnaway 7y ago|1 comments
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by burnaway 7y ago
IVPN Pro = 7 connections limit
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by burnaway 7y ago
Under the section "Surveillance Failures Brought to Light"
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U.S. surveillance laws have proven ineffective at countering terrorism(theprivacyissue.com)
327 points by burnaway 7y ago|126 comments
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by burnaway 7y ago
+1 for Matomo, it's a no brainer for any 'privacy service' to stay far away from Google Analytics.
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by burnaway 7y ago
Let me also add that "the author wishes to remain anonymous" is a usual BS for 100% affiliate-scheme funded 'we care about your privacy and here are the best tools' sites, while also claiming total independence and hones
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by burnaway 7y ago
There are people with strong beliefs and opinions they are ready to fight for - within the frame of their daily job, using their free time, their own money etc. All this without being enthralled to a "bigger entity", as a part of
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by burnaway 7y ago
You need to consider some users A) don't want to see ads at all (exhibit A: lot of posters in this thread) B) rather see "dumb" ads than personalized one if it comes through individual level tracking and profiling (that'
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by burnaway 7y ago
i've booked a slot.
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by burnaway 8y ago
IVPN / UI Designer & Staff Writer / Fully distributed team - Remote / Full-Time / https://www.ivpn.net Privacy-first VPN provider. You can read up on our achievements and philosophy here: https:/&#x
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How to fight the surveillance economy(medium.com)
150 points by burnaway 8y ago|67 comments
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by burnaway 8y ago
I don't doubt that a lot of people use VPN's for this. I also know based on surveys and internal data that the core user base of our service is using it for privacy protection and security reasons -> against ISP data collection
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by burnaway 8y ago
I suggest starting here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10720162.2012.66... and checking the referenced authors' latest work as well
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by burnaway 8y ago
I've worked in the adult industry (you can say porn) for 10 years for some of the biggest brands. I have some regrets, especially contributing in a major way to the proliferation of free porn, pushing our product to millions of users p