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FBI Eavesdropping Abilities
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I just put this up just because of how much we rely on technology and it is pretty scary to see just how much they are capable of spying on us through anything. Either way it is a very good article.
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Do you think it runs off google earth? or local.live?
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Actually in MaximumPC for september I think, there is a pretty big article about companies that spy on you and retain a lot of your information and google was the worst, especially google toolbar, considering they hold your information for two years.
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vmod'd medula + caps
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the real goods are here though...RedHook & DCS-3000
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Yeah, I hope they file in-line with other search engines that keep all your info private...supposedly
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Apparently Ask.com keeps your infor for 24 hours or some very short period of time, so they were the top choice, You know I looked for it on MaximumPC, so I am wondering if the article was in CPU or PcGamer, either way it was a comparison of all the search engine companies and a list of how they track and store information. Does anyone by any chance know what I am talking about or have a link to an online version of the article?
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Luck : 10pts
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Anyone wanna join me in the "We hate the FBI" corner?
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Lol hell, I created that corner
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Why is it smoking?
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As a wise man once said...
Damn FBI should get their own porn .
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