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Bumping this thread.

Latest news from Brave.

Brave introduces Beta version of private tabs with Tor for enhanced privacy while browsing.

Sweet!

Post: #52

Been using Brave for a while now. It has come a ways, but still isn't as fast or intuitive as Chrome. Hoping they catch up, as Googlag is such an SJW company that I will use any excuse to dump them for good.

Post: #53

(07-19-2018 07:06 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  Bumping this thread.

Latest news from Brave.

Brave introduces Beta version of private tabs with Tor for enhanced privacy while browsing.

Sweet!

How private would this actually be, I wonder? Theoretically whatever computer or services you are using can still log all your activities and send them to the authorities, or so I would imagine.

Post: #54

^ same question here. A guy I know logs into torrent sites and his I.P. address is shown and a VPN service is recommended, what use is the VPN if ultimately any authority can find him if they want?

I made a mistake and updated Firefox to the newest version, Youtube downloader stopped working. So I searched and found and older 32 bit version of Firefox, and everything works again. I can download youtube videos ( tutorials, tutorials, tutorials !! ) stop ALL commercials using "NoScript" and advertising with AdBlock. : )

Post: #55

(07-19-2018 01:03 PM)Zep Wrote:  ^ same question here. A guy I know logs into torrent sites and his I.P. address is shown and a VPN service is recommended, what use is the VPN if ultimately any authority can find him if they want?

I made a mistake and updated Firefox to the newest version, Youtube downloader stopped working. So I searched and found and older 32 bit version of Firefox, and everything works again. I can download youtube videos ( tutorials, tutorials, tutorials !! ) stop ALL commercials using "NoScript" and advertising with AdBlock. : )

I have NordVPN, allegedly very private, and the VPN hide your use of TOR from your normal ISP.

That said, I have little skin in the game since I am not doing anything that really requires privacy.

Sadly I can see a future in the USA (and already in the EU) where privacy online is a necessity due to authoritarian governments.

Post: #56

(07-19-2018 01:03 PM)Zep Wrote:  So I searched and found and older 32 bit version of Firefox, and everything works again. I can download youtube videos ( tutorials, tutorials, tutorials !! ) stop ALL commercials using "NoScript" and advertising with AdBlock. : )

Are you busting your ass for nothing ?
Just use hooktube when you want to watch a vid without ads(not sure) and even dowload it:
Just replace the "YOU" in the url by "HOOK" et voilà !

Post: #57

What some of you may not realise, and it has been admitted in passing by a particular ROK poster who was banned from the comments section back in the day, is that "red pill" is now a serious marketing angle that is being heavily exploited. Don't get played.

Let's get this straight. There is a browser that's anti-left or whatever but it requires you NOT to be anonymous because of KYC regulations? hmmmmm. That's the opposite of an anonymous browsing experience... and you'll still get adds along with being grouped and filed away as a certain "type" of person. GTFO with that shit.

Post: #58

(07-19-2018 10:47 PM)JackinMelbourne Wrote:  "red pill" is now a serious marketing angle that is being heavily exploited. Don't get played.

RedPill market ? I doubt that a lot, it's more like they're selling you what you think you want.
The more "Redpill" you'll get the more subvert you'll be.

The economic model of internet is not Privacy, it's to get everything from you willingly or not, you're a metadata farm that serve a greater purpose: "Human engineering" and duckduckgo won't save your ass

Privacy don't exist on internet, the more you can get is not soiling your browsing history with obvious evidences/not being annoyed by useless but personalised ads but once the data left your computer you still can be tracked back even in a 5000 employes corporation behind multiple NAT routers.

Don't believe that VPN bullshit it's a trap, TOR might get you more attention than you'd be able to get browsing ISIS propaganda websites,

Just try to get the full privacy check and share your results, also good luck to have a decent user experience on the web:

click on pic