Don’t be afraid, the corporations only have *Your* best interest in mind.

I’ve just been censored man. And this is fucking bullshit. You tell me I can’t take care of my own web site. It anit some free shit, I pay over $200 a year. And they tell me I’ve been flagged because of *suspicious activity*.

I can’t admin my site, check my emails, nothing!

There goes my Second Amendment Rights, what next my First Amendment. So I guess I’ll exercise that one while I still can:

FUCK YOU T-MOBILE!!!!! You just made an enemy of me.

The mobile hotspot in question was was purchased in 9-2011 with cash and no ID or SS number provided. Both the customer service AND the store manager REFUSED to remove Web Guard without an SS number or a government ID. I found out about Web guard the hard way, as NOTHING in the provided lit and NOBODY at the store brought it up.

Therefore, I drained the bandwidth into Linux disk image downloads so they could not resell it, took out the battery, and switched to another carrier.I will probably unlock and sell it.

I will not have any form of Internet service that is “verified” with ID documents, won’t even use library computers that require a library card to login. No ID, or NO SALE!

1: You can’t run Tor on most library computers, so the pigs could track the post to the computer, get the time of posting, and then go to security camera footage. Wear a disguise!

Here’s the biggest advantage of Tor on your own laptop: if they can’t find the IP address you posted from, they can’t find the security camera! Presume the library could track outgoing packets too, so use HTTPS to prevent local spying from busting you.This won’t help on a library computer that has the decrypted plaintext, but when you leave with your laptop this leaves with you.

2: If you log into your email or any other account, they will probably track and keep that, tying you to the post. This is also possible with deep packet inspection by a wifi server, so never do ANYTHING else when doing a high security post. They WILL do this at a library computer, they might try with wifi as well.

3: They could dust the keyboard, mouse, etc for fingerprints and harass all persons matched. Wipe your prints!

Smartphones: never trust them, don’t even have a cellphone with you unless the battery is out if you need to be able to deny being someplace. NO text messages, they are easily and routinely logged! Assume the smartphone app is bugged, a lot of them are

Smartphone are no doubt sending a lot of people to jail. Unless you can afford to use them as burnphones, forget them for secure workl Cops have said they especially love iPhones and Facebook, their competitors are dangerous too.