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I made it sort of a personal effort, to make myself as un-trackable as possible. Maybe it's useless effort in the long run, but so far so good.
My IP shows that I'm in Cal. My screen name is a intended error as well. Nope, I'm not. I don't have a trackable mailing address, or email.
My phone is a prepaid burner with no subscriber info, no gps, not a android.
My browser is firefox with all the addons to prevent ads and tracking with a VPN.
These tips alone, have kept me pretty much invisible.
You cannot even safely buy a new car today and not think you're getting tracked.
Government is paying business to install this crap.
use it knowing that Big Brother is alive and well and is recording everything you do.
They may not read it but it is gathered and run through data mining software.
And Alexander has said many times (NSA) that they need to be able to go back in history and go through the data so they must have it available.
And it's all just "coincidence" that after Benghazi all these sex scandals and rash of retirements happened with top level military commanders.
Easy one here, DO NOT buy a car built prior to 1970.
Personally, I hate most things new, not just cars. A well maintained vintage ride has a LOT to be said for it today!
Easy one here, DO NOT buy a car built prior to 1970.
Personally, I hate most things new, not just cars. A well maintained vintage ride has a LOT to be said for it today!
Not just car registration, but the DMV sells information. However, I assume you were also speaking of person to person rather than dealer to person.
True. But as the patent shows, we have no recourse. The government will work its will however it sees fit.
If you look at that vid at the 46 min mark, you can see where he is talking about IP and automation. Their share in the stock market and they are the "future" of this country. These policies and methods seem to represent what he calls a "freedom domain".
This is all part of it.
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The platform transmits data collected from at-home biometric devices via a wireless connection to its server that resides in Verizon's HIPAA-secure cloud. All data is transmitted directly to the cloud; there's no manual input.
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"This is a venture that could conceivably have legs by virtue of the fact that everybody recognizes the criticality of integrating home monitoring devices into EHRs," said Rich Temple, national practice director at Beacon Partners, a healthcare consulting firm. "That hasn't been done on a grand scale yet."
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Converged Health Management is available for purchase by U.S. health insurance companies, integrated delivery networks, hospitals, large provider groups and self-funded employers.
This seems to be in testing phase. Not sure what may be happening here in the patent realm. This is more information on that EZ pass mentioned in the video. NSA Boss Wants More Control Over the Net | MIT Technology Review
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The NSA is already running a trial with 17 U.S. defense companies intended to demonstrate technology that could be deployed to change that. Under the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Cyber Pilot, Lockheed Martin and other companies set up their computer security systems to automatically alert the agency when the alarm is tripped. They automatically pass a summary of what was detected and the IP address associated with the event to the NSA over the Internet. “All you need to pass is the fact of a signature and IP address in real time, and we can take it from there,” said Alexander.
Alexander suggested that the NSA should be given a wider checkpoint role across the Internet to protect core infrastructure and all vital systems connected to it, drawing an analogy with an automatic road toll system. “What we need for cybersecurity is something analogous to that,” he said. “Think of us as the EZ Pass on the highway.”
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