I don't want to sound like some sort of alarmist new-age libertarian
fear-mongering politically correct human rights activist but ...
Advertising is evil, it's mass orchestrated propaganda, most of it riddled
with lies and deception. It attempts to manipulate and change you, slowly
and cruelly, con
Or:
7) Sit on your arse in front of the TV watching endless shit for dickheads
ads for stuff you DON'T want and revel in your new freedom.
I must be the only person here who thinks that targeted ads are a good
idea. Endless ads for boat add-ons and things I can BBQ pork with ... Mmmm
pork. Imagin
5.) Delete all social media accounts.
6.) Stop using any device that's connected. I forget the name of it but
there is a security rating (class C? I forget) where no connectivity, no
keyboard no monitor and no external drives are required. Or something along
those lines.
7.) Become Amish.
On Tue,
There is a few things you can do.
1) use DuckDuckGo as your search provider
2) remove all your history from Chrome (and the other browsers for that
matter). - I got a shock and found over 155000 entries in my history dating
back some years
3) only run your browser in private mode
For Chrome:
>
> So how come when I ring up the ATO they don't know who I am? ;)
>
It's simple .. the ATO doesn't yet have access to the databases of Google
and the NSA.
There lays the reason why I'm not worried about people (and computers)
collecting my information. Most of it will be lost. ;)
Sent from my iPhone
On 22 Dec 2014, at 5:54 pm, Greg Harris
wrote:
because they know everything about you but their computer system are so
@#$%^&* that they can not help
because they know everything about you but their computer system are so
@#$%^&* that they can not help any of their staff to do their job!
(does this feel like Friday?)
On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 7:49 PM, Stephen Price
wrote:
> So how come when I ring up the ATO they don't know who I am? ;)
>
> On
So how come when I ring up the ATO they don't know who I am? ;)
On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 2:54 PM, Greg Keogh wrote:
>
> You can lodge a BAS with the ATO using it. (You can’t with IE 11)…
>>
>
> That means that Google and the NSA now have full access to our tax
> records ;-)
>