Things Worth Noting
Vehicle tracking is common in modern cars through GPS trackers, telematics, and devices from manufacturers or dealers, allowing real-time location tracking and data collection for security, fleet management, or repossession. Many people remove trackers to protect privacy, stop unauthorized monitoring, and prevent data sharing with insurers or third parties that could reveal sensitive habits or […]
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) creates a secure, encrypted tunnel between your device and the internet, hiding your real IP address and protecting your data. It uses strong AES-256 encryption and protocols like WireGuard or OpenVPN to keep your online activity private, especially on public Wi-Fi. Key benefits include online privacy, bypassing geo-blocks for streaming, […]
Protect sensitive letters without a shredder using simple home methods. Manual tearing or scissors work fast—cut into tiny strips, then cross-cut. Crinkle paper first to make it easier. For full destruction, soak in water 24+ hours, add diluted bleach if needed, then blend into pulp. Compost the mush or trash it. Burn safely outdoors in […]
Blurring your house on Google Street View is a simple way to protect your privacy. This Google Maps feature captures street-level imagery, but clear photos of your property can expose personal details, raising privacy concerns. To blur your home, find it on Street View, click “Report a problem,” select the area to blur, and submit […]
Room 641A is a facility in San Francisco operated by AT&T and used by the NSA for government surveillance programs, which intercepted internet traffic without public knowledge or consent. The revelation of the program sparked a public debate about privacy and government surveillance, leading to legal challenges and reforms to government surveillance policies. The legacy […]