every tiem it is launched it connects to self-repair.mozilla.org and
shavar.services.mozilla.com, which are not only firefox spyware servers but are
conveniently hosted by amazon-nsa.
you can find those two strings in the about:config registry and delete
them
Well, speaking of Mozilla, Thunderbird has reached the point where I
really want a new email client program...perhaps Mozilla being ad-funded
is a big part of the problem? In thunderbird I get these glitches where
graphics show up meaninglessly on my screen, perhaps derived from HTML
emails or some
oh and dns record for www.mozilla.org
iswww.mozilla.org.cdn.cloudflare.net
Debian: notmuch-mutt
Nothing compares...
On Sun, May 20, 2018 at 03:02:52PM -0700, Douglas Lucas wrote:
> Well, speaking of Mozilla, Thunderbird has reached the point where I
> really want a new email client program...perhaps Mozilla being ad-funded
> is a big part of the problem? In thunderbird
That which we have no awareness of, can certainly impact upon us, our
lives and our loved ones and so it can be useful to learn a little.
Perhaps this is one of the most important foundations for the fellow
Souls of our age to comprehend.
Courtesy the ever poignant “The Saker”.
Be aware,
https
Quite old but still really interesting view on surveilance
http://crackedlabs.org/en/corporate-surveillance/
PDF with sumarization
http://crackedlabs.org/dl/CrackedLabs_Christl_CorporateSurveillance.pdf
Would you like little bit of paranoia?
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