Allegedly, on or about 1 December 2018, home user via users sent:
> Samuel: I understand what you said about anti-virus software. I was
> incorrect about wanting it for Thunderbird. In this case, it would
> be for the browser. I think you're mostly correct, but I still wish
> for something to
Sorry for the top post, but my phone seems to insist on it using K9 mail.
Anyway, I keep an old smartphone that I no longer use -- I have moved my SIM
card to my current phone. It can still connect to WiFi, though. I use it to
try out dodgy links. I figure there's little loss if it gets
> finn: I used Tor in this case. But in retrospect, one thing I was
> concerned about was the site downloading something malicious without me
> knowing it. Would Tor have protected me against that?
yep, Tor browser is harden enough to protect you from these kind of attack and
provide better
I pasted the link into the Tor Browser. The only info I had to give was
to set a password.
Sometime last month, I used the web site for the Colorado consumer
complaints office to ask where/how to file a federal complaint about
national-brand canned food products sold in supermarkets being
