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Appeared on Forbes recently [URL]http://www.mspy.com[/URL].

[QUOTE=Satiateme76;2022420]Totally agree with the principles laid out here, but I wanted to see what would pop up if I tried it on myself.

Result? Using my mongermail account, I bought the spokeo package and ran it, along with a few other emails. The only things that showed up were "legit" email accounts linked to Facebook, Picasso, etc. I didn't buy it, so I won't comment on the spying on the phone part, other than mention that it's seems like an awful lot of Intel "bang" for 27 bucks.

Again, I think NC Hunter's advice is sage and timeless, no matter how the technology changes around us. If anything, he shows us that we need to be actively seeking out the latest tech, before others find it for us.[/QUOTE]

Calling all IT and Tech Savvy Mongers. In an effort to eliminate my digital footprint as much as possible I am reaching out to the forums broad wealth of knowledge. I would like to make my browsing as covert as possible. I am not so much concerned about what someone could find if they had my computer (though I am open to suggestions) as I am about what a PI or similar could trace. This goes for my android smart phone with ATnT as a carrier as well. I am all ears and open to suggestions. I have no doubt other forum members will benefit from this information.

Thank you all.

M3.

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2031633]Calling all IT and Tech Savvy Mongers. In an effort to eliminate my digital footprint as much as possible I am reaching out to the forums broad wealth of knowledge. I would like to make my browsing as covert as possible. I am not so much concerned about what someone could find if they had my computer (though I am open to suggestions) as I am about what a PI or similar could trace. This goes for my android smart phone with ATnT as a carrier as well. I am all ears and open to suggestions. I have no doubt other forum members will benefit from this information.

Thank you all.

M3.[/QUOTE]I only use Chrome and Safari so I can only speak for them, but in chrome it is called "incognito mode", and in Safari it is "private browsing." When you use one of these features chrome says it:

"You've gone incognito. Pages you view in incognito tabs won't stick around in your browser's history, cookie store, or search history after you've closed all of your incognito tabs. Any files you download or bookmarks you create will be kept.

However, you aren't invisible. Going incognito doesn't hide your browsing from your employer, your internet service provider, or the websites you visit."

I hope that helps. BTW to all on the forum, I am semi-advance when it comes to computers and phones so if you have any questions, I will do my best to answer them.

The only way you can completely eliminate your ability to be traced is to destroy every electronic device you own by burning it at 3000 degrees F or throw it all in a volcano (including your car).

Otherwise,

1. you can turn off your browsers ability to store cookies, history and reduce the cache to 0 bytes to be kept. Both phone and computer.

2. Remove the battery from you phone anytime you do not want to be followed.

3. Do not use a GPS when driving.

4. erase all your history and cookies from your browser.

That still leaves them residual information (deleted but still a little trace there that can be used to get it all back) to trace in your phone and computer, tablet etc., On your computer, find and install microsoft sdelete and run and sdelete on your hard drive with multiple passes and patterns. Do this EVERY day. I do not have an answer for your phone. A PI can also install a tracker on your car, so you need to check it over every time you get in it. They stick to metal so look all under your car. Now if your trying to avoid fed. Uncle sam, forget it, they have technology you can not hide from. PI's can also put software on your phone that relays everything you do on the phone to them, including your calls, then can listen in, your texts, your browsing, etc all in real time. Feel insecure yet? There's more. Your GPS has a signal that is traceable. Your car, if newer can store GPS data of where it's been and if your under 30, you may have been chipped by our federalies. Feeling like your privacy rights are destroyed yet? There's even more.. Every time you use a credit card it is traceable in the most curious way. Also your internet provider logs every site you visit. The bottom line is that you really can't prevent someone from finding you out, so the best way is to not do anything you can be caught at.

You might try having a burner computer used only in public wifi that you are not related to, burner phone and a pre 1980 car. Keep the phone and computer in a bank safe deposit box because signal can't get out of them there.

Good luck!

HR.

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2031633]Calling all IT and Tech Savvy Mongers. In an effort to eliminate my digital footprint as much as possible I am reaching out to the forums broad wealth of knowledge. I would like to make my browsing as covert as possible. I am not so much concerned about what someone could find if they had my computer (though I am open to suggestions) as I am about what a PI or similar could trace. This goes for my android smart phone with ATnT as a carrier as well. I am all ears and open to suggestions. I have no doubt other forum members will benefit from this information.

Thank you all.

M3.[/QUOTE]

1) No matter what do not use Windows, Android, or any varity of Apple.

2) Do not use your what ever system you normally boot up into, including Linux.

3) Never use your home network, or network at work, always use free networks that are availble at Penera McD and Barns and Noble (My favorite).

4) Alway use a Linux on a Stick.

[URL]http://www.linuxliveusb.com/[/URL]

[URL]http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows[/URL]

[URL]http://live.learnfree.eu/[/URL]

And meny more.

5) Buy a linux stick when the cover is removed wrong the stick is destroyed, not encrypted.

They are expensive $500 to $1000.

I can get my servers to crack an encrypted usb drive in 2 weeks.

Pm for more ty.

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2031633]Calling all IT and Tech Savvy Mongers. In an effort to eliminate my digital footprint as much as possible I am reaching out to the forums broad wealth of knowledge. I would like to make my browsing as covert as possible. I am not so much concerned about what someone could find if they had my computer (though I am open to suggestions) as I am about what a PI or similar could trace. This goes for my android smart phone with ATnT as a carrier as well. I am all ears and open to suggestions. I have no doubt other forum members will benefit from this information.

Thank you all.

M3.[/QUOTE]

Since Vino vouched for me the other day I will do a solid and vouch for Carlos. He is without a doubt correct. This is the best way to avoid any footprint that could be tracable. I usually run my linux off of a CD rather than a USB, usually labeled mix tape for old times sake. This way a simple snap of the disc and there is nothing there any longer.

T.

[QUOTE=Carlosa;2031753]1) No matter what do not use Windows, Android, or any varity of Apple.

2) Do not use your what ever system you normally boot up into, including Linux.

3) Never use your home network, or network at work, always use free networks that are availble at Penera McD and Barns and Noble (My favorite).

4) Alway use a Linux on a Stick.

[URL]http://www.linuxliveusb.com/[/URL]

[URL]http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows[/URL]

[URL]http://live.learnfree.eu/[/URL]

And meny more.

5) Buy a linux stick when the cover is removed wrong the stick is destroyed, not encrypted.

They are expensive $500 to $1000.

I can get my servers to crack an encrypted usb drive in 2 weeks.

Pm for more ty.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2031633]Calling all IT and Tech Savvy Mongers. In an effort to eliminate my digital footprint as much as possible I am reaching out to the forums broad wealth of knowledge. I would like to make my browsing as covert as possible. I am not so much concerned about what someone could find if they had my computer (though I am open to suggestions) as I am about what a PI or similar could trace. This goes for my android smart phone with ATnT as a carrier as well. I am all ears and open to suggestions. I have no doubt other forum members will benefit from this information.

Thank you all.

M3.[/QUOTE]I have a couple ideas for you. The first would be to buy a prepaid hotspot. Pay cash for it and the refills. Then pick up a cheap tablet / pc and use it exclusively for your mongering. Additionally, you could also buy a prepaid phone and browse with that. This would keep you activities off your real life internet connection / pc.

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Much LOVE to all, looking forward to when I can thank everyone in person.

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I can get stuff off of a broken cd no problem.

[QUOTE=Texualman;2031778]Since Vino vouched for me the other day I will do a solid and vouch for Carlos. He is without a doubt correct. This is the best way to avoid any footprint that could be tracable. I usually run my linux off of a CD rather than a USB, usually labeled mix tape for old times sake. This way a simple snap of the disc and there is nothing there any longer.

T.[/QUOTE]

Problem with this method is the tabletpc / phone can not be on you 24-7-365 where the drive you can.

All it takes is one program installed, they are available for all operating systems.

The other benafit with usb linux is you can set it up to not take any more programs.

Pre paid hotspots, there is a trail. They keep all reocrds for 3 years.

There is more but then we dive into really technical crap.

[QUOTE=Viperx9;2031812]I have a couple ideas for you. The first would be to buy a prepaid hotspot. Pay cash for it and the refills. Then pick up a cheap tablet / pc and use it exclusively for your mongering. Additionally, you could also buy a prepaid phone and browse with that. This would keep you activities off your real life internet connection / pc.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for all the replies.

Correct me if I'm wrong guys, but running Linux on a stick will keep browsing information off my computer, but it won't help with my home wifi. Isn't there a way to create a random IP address and browse through that? It's unrealistic for me to say that I'll only monger from outside the home. The prepaid mobile hotspot sounds interesting but not ideal. I assume that I'll have to register the thing. If not and data is being saved against an account that I'm not associated with, why would I care?

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2032371]Thanks for all the replies.

Correct me if I'm wrong guys, but running Linux on a stick will keep browsing information off my computer, but it won't help with my home wifi. Isn't there a way to create a random IP address and browse through that? It's unrealistic for me to say that I'll only monger from outside the home. The prepaid mobile hotspot sounds interesting but not ideal. I assume that I'll have to register the thing. If not and data is being saved against an account that I'm not associated with, why would I care?[/QUOTE]You could create a VPN network off of your home wifi, which would allow you to surf the web and not be traced by anyone except the government.

Use one of the free anonymous servers out there like:

[URL]http://www.hidemyass.com/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2032371]Thanks for all the replies.

Correct me if I'm wrong guys, but running Linux on a stick will keep browsing information off my computer, but it won't help with my home wifi. Isn't there a way to create a random IP address and browse through that? It's unrealistic for me to say that I'll only monger from outside the home. The prepaid mobile hotspot sounds interesting but not ideal. I assume that I'll have to register the thing. If not and data is being saved against an account that I'm not associated with, why would I care?[/QUOTE]

Google spoof IP address it can be done but it blocks you from secure sites, and runs very slow if I remember correctly.

[QUOTE=Mik3300;2032371]Thanks for all the replies.

Correct me if I'm wrong guys, but running Linux on a stick will keep browsing information off my computer, but it won't help with my home wifi. Isn't there a way to create a random IP address and browse through that? It's unrealistic for me to say that I'll only monger from outside the home. The prepaid mobile hotspot sounds interesting but not ideal. I assume that I'll have to register the thing. If not and data is being saved against an account that I'm not associated with, why would I care?[/QUOTE].

Any one can get your browsing using wireshark and etherape, there are more but thoes are the 2 main ones.

The only way to keep you browsing a secret is to hack the neighbors wifi -- do not recommend.

Better way to pay 15 a month for there wifi.

The only other way is to put another gateway before the router and hope th other person does not relize this.

[QUOTE=Iamaries54;2032458]Google spoof IP address it can be done but it blocks you from secure sites, and runs very slow if I remember correctly.

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