[GET] How to Erase Yourself from the Internet Completely

[StillStanding]

The surface web is where most of your information is easily searchable. But the deep web is a bit more cloaked. This is where service providers like Facebook, twitter, google, and yahoo comes in. They hold more than just personal attributes about yourself, but they have information about who your close personal networks are, what places you frequent to, what goods and services you buy the most, if you are single or married, if you are republican or democrat, if you are in any financial crisis and much more.

Then there are Data Brokers, they are the most notorious ones, these are companies that secretly and well lawfully obtain every data and information they can get about you and create a profile, a profile that can explain you and your behavior and habits better than your own family can.

Scary enough? It is really true, 100% true. As shady as this may sound, the entire industry of data brokerage is completely legal. Does that mean we are at the mercy of these data brokers? Well, yes and no. If you don’t do anything than yes you are at their mercy. But on the other hand, if you care enough about your privacy, then act and be heard and take action to get yourself out of these data broker’s computer data base. It is hard but it can be done.

Code:

http://mir.cr/0SJVIJ4R

[PeterRogers]

Interesting

[musclelegman]

Thanks and rep.....

[cthruu]

Please can you re upload this share.
Info seems pretty interesting from the security aspect.
Awesome info.
Repps added anyways

[JohnHenry]

Thanks StillStanding for the share. The book looks good.
It IS still available from "solidfiles" from the original link.

[Nancy857]

I have known a couple of people through the years who attempted to keep themselves off the internet. But neither one was completely successful with that because they were homeowners. If you purchase a home and don't use a trust or some other sort of way to keep your name off the purchase, you will be searchable on the internet.

[drmindbender1971]

(03-06-2019 04:00 PM)Nancy857 Wrote:  I have known a couple of people through the years who attempted to keep themselves off the internet. But neither one was completely successful with that because they were homeowners. If you purchase a home and don't use a trust or some other sort of way to keep your name off the purchase, you will be searchable on the internet.

You are 100% correct! Real estate transactions are public record. No trust, no privacy for you! Privacy has become scarce these days.

[tonny]

+Reps Added