We LOST More of Our Privacy in 2023. A Bad Year: Year Review
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- 2023 was another bad year for privacy. The events of the year are loaded with attempts by various governments to up the ante with surveillance measures, like breaking end-to-end encryption. Some of the attempts failed and some succeeded. Where it failed, don't assume it ends there. Learn what these events are during this past year.
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My problem is I am being discriminated against and penalized for using a VPN. Many site are inoperative unless you let them steal data and/or pinpoint your exact location. That sound like a criminal violation of Constitutional privacy rights.
@charlesrichter3344....so true 😒
Yep. Like offerup
When you sign into a platform, you must abide by their Policies and the agreement that you agreed to. You can disable location on your device, this way the location will be your area, but not exact location. Also disable location for each App. .. Location will always be exact, with a phone, you phone service provider can not be disabled, unless you remove the sim card.
@@STONE69_ How does one sign into a site that is preventing you from signing in because your IP is shielded? How does one abide with policies if they are blocking you from seeing that page and refuse to admit it is because of VPN use? You sound like the advice on the microsoft site. You say you can't log in and they tell you to login to fix the problem. I use a VOIP phone on a PC. I have no cell phone because it can pinpoint yer location 24/7. I see that as a massive privacy violation. Like an ankle bracelet they conned you into paying for.
Are you forced by law to use these sites? If not, your not violated.
Im so glad you are doing these videos... People need to realize the importance of privacy
I hope that 2024 is a year you get a key position in a major privacy decision being made for our so called "democracy"
Happy new year Mr. Braxman
I have a twenty two year old car and I have no smart devices in my home. I use Tor browser, and I use a VPN when not using Tor. I have loads of privacy plugins on my browsers. I treat my privacy as if it is actually worth something. No FB, Twitter, Instagram, or Tik Tok for me. It's amazing how little people think about their privacy these days.
How do you keep a 22 year old car running on an affordable budget? I've never been able to keep a car older than 14 years because it gets too expensive and inconvenient taking it to the shop every few weeks.
You know that a lot of websites just don't work with VPNs. What's the point if you have to keep switching it off? Also, the VPN provider can see what you're doing instead of your ISP.
I'm not trying to be pessimistic, but you sound like you live in a fantasy world.
@@sa3270 I bought the car from an elderly couple. The car had less than 71,000 miles on it. It's a big old grandpa car, parts are cheap and plentiful.
In the land of the NPCs I guess I do live in a fantasy world.
And you're trusting your browser, those plugins, the hardware it all runs on, the infrastructure it runs through, the VPN provider you use and the tor exit nodes you go through not to be eve's droppings, logging/storing or transmitting to others your communications/data. It's interesting how many privacy focussed people put trust in things they don't fully understand or cannot see.
@phil2768 Yeah he might as well let his ISP have it all up front and Google away.
@@sa3270
We all had a wonderful life before computerized intrusion, and you can still have a wonderful life…. That hasn’t changed at all, only our construct and expectations of “normal” have skewed.
1:55 CSAM - breaking ETEE w client side scanning
6:47 EU, US, & UK Online Satefy Act
8:36 Notifications Surveillance
10:00 Geofencing - 24/7 dragnet even if phone off
12:19 EU Root Certificates - imposed certs w MITM capabiltiies by law
14:38 (Abusive) FISA Section 702
16:23 Summary
17:15 Solutions
Government is to protect our rights and freedoms, not violate them!!!
This has never been the plan. From day 1 the U.S. was one group of elites(masons) breaking away from another group of elites(royals). Look up Shay's Rebellion and tell me the government cared about our freedoms.
Thank you Rob for all of the valuable information you sent out for 2023 We all love and appreciate you 😊. 🇺🇸👮♀️🕊
Happy new year, Mr. Braxman
Thanks for giving us solutions for implementing better opsec each passing day
Thank you for the 2023 summary.
Shut up
Ugh...how many times must it be said? People, just use your phone as a phone! Not as a camera, not as a video recorder, not as a gaming platform,
not as a messaging app, not for banking, not for shopping, etc. Get a desktop for peat sakes and use that for all the things I just mentioned. Geez...
It's Pete's sake not peat sakes... As in St. Peter's.
@@sa3270Well that changes everything....
The lap top is just the same and can track you as well - I hope you realise that
Just had a very disturbing incident today where my car key stopped working for no reason. I had to call the German ADAC and they opened it- said that there is nothing wrong with the battery or car key… it looked like hacking (again).
The man from the car service said it made no sense. I assume it was another cheap trick by some disturbed surveillance Silicon Valley groups
Who place bets Inside the dark web and love to harass, hack and watch peoples lives.
Believe it or not, but several of my friends started to be targeted by these groups after they met me.
If the iPhone wasn’t there and technology hasn’t taken over most of our lives, these people couldn’t play these dirty games on thousands of people now.
We live in dangerous times
I am not a techie, but I would like to switch to a privacy home and car etc.
This week, my apt. sent a note that we would be thrilled with the new laundry room washers and company.
I looked up the company. Wow: Their website says the new technology will now take biometric info of us while in the the laundry room, including height, weight, body shape. The cameras will monitor our actions in the room. They also will kerp our name, etc.
Before this, we had a laundry card.
Are we supposed to be thrilled that whenever we do laundry that our biometrics are being recorded?
Every coming year seems worse than earlier. . Sad state of affairs
Thank you much Love dear one.
Happy New Year to you, Rob!
Challenging to know who to trust...
It doesn't matter who you 'elect'. Nothing will change. It's state policy. Both sides are the same.
Governments are just puppets to Corporations, who now control most of the World. As soon as a government is Elected they soon find out who the real Bosses are. WEF!!!
It’s always for our safety and we just accept it
I'm kinda sad about our privacy in EU as its citizen and the stage of fighting for our privacy is in very bad state almost nobody cares about privacy in eu right now. Unfortunetly in EU i don't see many channel talking about privacy even most linux youtube'rs are just acting like linux is their religion not like its solution for keeping what is ours in ours hand
What suggestions do recommend for the Intel Management Engine (IME) bios risk? With this bios security/privacy risk, doesn't it render most privacy efforts worthless against governmental security and constitution abuses?
It's used for corporations, you can turn it off, well, if you trust it is actually truly turned off when you do and cannot somehow be activated remotely via a backdoor.
Edit: alternatively, you could use something like a Raspberry Pi. Again, assuming no backdoors are in the ARM CPU and the other chips 🤷🏻♂️ I've used a Pi 5 as my main desktop since October for browsing and low resource intensive operations and it has stood up well. At the end, it's the choice of software installed and human error that will cause the biggest security and privacy risks
I'm not sure if you are correct on being able to " turn it off" the government's N$A requires all intel based PC systems purchased come with IME disabled or with able to be disabled it. @@phil2768
Looking at some IOT technology currently under development by some ex Sony executives where the users actually owns the data and can opt in to sell it selectively and be compensated according to their needs. It’s based in Japan and they call it the “Japanese Bitcoin “ we will see how it pans out.
Hi Rob, random question.
Which is best? Tor or Lokinet?
Or pros and cons?
Happy new year everyone. Keep your eyes open.
Ain't it weird to think how many kids sexting have had their nudes flagged , collected, sorted, reviewed, and maybe even stored to be used by fed programs later on.
Thank you Much Love.
I'm thinking that Android phones also turn into GPS trackers when turned off - I have gone into my Timeline and noticed it knew where I was when the phone was off - I need to experiment to confirm this though.
iOS OCRs photos. One can search for text found in photos.
my next phone will be, i think you heard of it, its called a braxton phone, i cant even have my phone in the same room as me, without it recording me and advertising shit on youtube to me. the days google thinking it owns me is OVER.
You've noticed, didn't you.
If I was not married with children I'd pack up and go move into the woods down south, problem solved
That is just pushing the problem down the road a little bit. Eventually, there won't be any place to hide.
Or you could stay where you are and de-Google your devices - as the first big step to getting your privacy back. I think you're being "overly dramatic".
No he’s not. Anyway he’s just saying he’s sick of the crap.
@@samg.r.4387 So when were you appointed as their official spokesperson?
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Rob would be remiss in failing to comment on very recent Canada news articles about police being unable to crack Google security code on cell phone. It is privacy matter, Rob. Your area of expertise.
People are going to start ditching their phones completely. Hence "chip" technology -- never allow it in yourselves or your kids (or your pets anymore). Be untrackable.
But I bet you still have your phone today.
And you don't need to ditch your phones - just deGoogle them and adopt a few other privacy tactics.
There is literally no such thing as privacy anymore.
Get a cd
@@versatileduplicity9313 a compact disc?
Yes, there is. You just need to work for it and educate yourself - but sitting watching videos and whining about it does nothing.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 lol. I’m glad you think you can do anything about. The facts are to the contrary. I wish you the best of luck however.
There is. Use Linux on a PC and Phone and wear a hoodie and a mask when walking about. The first two are very doable LOL
Since when is my own computer a "platform"? It will be a boost to Linux if they push this client side scanning on Microsoft and Apple.
Of course passkeys are a fake. That was obvious from who would be involved and was pushing it. Why not decentralized public key store where only the possessor of the private key can change it? Some form of ultra fast low fee blockchain could do this. Add DNS settings in IPFS with only possessor of private key able to change it and CAs go away.
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Rob, I can't even connect with anything related to your website to purchase any of your products!😲🤤 Please reply to me so I can find out how I can call someone from your company.... so I can purchase a phone and possibly a router!! Thank you.... WE ARE IN SERIOUS TROUBLE OF BEING WATCHED!!! VERY DISTURBING TO ME!!! I had to block the camera on my phone from and rear and my tablet too!!!😲😖😥
Thank you for this video.
16:16 MADE MY DAY 😂
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How do we keep our iPhones from being tracked?
Thanks for keeping us posted on the security side of congressional bills. Bills have so many things in them, and our own representatives often just talk about the parts that make them look good, not the hidden pieces. The advent of AI is going to really change things.
Due to Ai, people should delete any photos they have online of themselves and family members. Also lengthen your passwords to a minimum of 20 letters symbols and characters. Because it takes less than ten minutes to crack a short password.
Hi Rob Braxton and tech friends I have a question about the computer clock while on line, duck duck go is 5 hours behind, at a library in Chicago it's wifi is 5 hours ahead that is the wifi time clock .?? James in America Chicago. Peace be onto you.,🧐🤔🤨🕖❤️
Educated guess: Your computer is set up to pull the time of day from the network it is connected to. Networks can each be configured to adjust for "local" time zone. They normally get the actual time by invisibly asking a Network Time Server (NTS) for the real time, in UTC or Zulu, and then adjusting for the location they are in.
That means there are 3 systems that could simply have the wrong time zone setting on them. You'd have to check your OS on your computer, and then if it is right, ask to contact the IT departments for the other two, to check their settings.
This should just be misconfiguration, not a sign of anything worrisome. (Besides poor network management.)
If your OS can be set to seek an NTS directly and use that, that's the easiest solution.
@@lyfandeth ok got it thanks slot! James in America Chicago peace be upon you.🧐🤔🤨🕖