Control is an illusion. The more the system devotes resources toward it the less control it will have. The less bang for its buck it will get out of its spending on it.
What's the paycheck of someone who will smash faces in with a rifle butt for the system? Will it have a great health care insurance package?
If you have a Crapple phone, I can't help you. If you've got an Android phone, swipe down with two fingers, click the settings / gear icon, click on Google services and preferences, click the three dots in the upper right corner, click on usage and diagnostics, and turn it off.
If you really want to "control" what's going on with your phone, subscribe to a VPN service, and download Opera browser and use it to browse with after you've turned off all the identifying characteristics of your phone, or written in what you want your phone to display to a hacker.
Mine says "Not the droid you're looking for" in hexadecimal.
Work VPN or personal VPN? There are tedious ways to get around a keystroke logger, most of which are still compromised by a screen capture bot (like if you were running macros or physically clicking a simulated keyboard on the screen with your mouse...)
The lengths employers will go to make sure we"re not looking for other jobs on their computers is astounding ;)
(I don't do anything illegal or even mildly questionable with my computer and phone use... Kafka's trial is a fun paranoid story, but I guarantee the government or watchers or whoever are far more paranoid than you or I)
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Given the nature of algorithms and search engines, my money is on Control, and not liberation.
You have that correct it has always been about control and we are seeing more and more on a daily basis. So shady!
Control is an illusion. The more the system devotes resources toward it the less control it will have. The less bang for its buck it will get out of its spending on it.
What's the paycheck of someone who will smash faces in with a rifle butt for the system? Will it have a great health care insurance package?
Algorithms don't collect paychecks, beamish. That's the beauty of automation.
Just ask you wall thermostat.
ps - I don't think that anyone's figured out how to "open a window" on the Internet yet. Can you work on it?
Algorithms don't hire, fire, or even arrest you.
If you have a Crapple phone, I can't help you. If you've got an Android phone, swipe down with two fingers, click the settings / gear icon, click on Google services and preferences, click the three dots in the upper right corner, click on usage and diagnostics, and turn it off.
Boom, you've blinded Google's algorithms.
If you really want to "control" what's going on with your phone, subscribe to a VPN service, and download Opera browser and use it to browse with after you've turned off all the identifying characteristics of your phone, or written in what you want your phone to display to a hacker.
Mine says "Not the droid you're looking for" in hexadecimal.
...delete TikTok lol
I can do you one better... land line. Go ahead...track me. lol!
Bounce that off a VPN or two ;)
My VPN is already keystroke monitored. :(
Work VPN or personal VPN? There are tedious ways to get around a keystroke logger, most of which are still compromised by a screen capture bot (like if you were running macros or physically clicking a simulated keyboard on the screen with your mouse...)
The lengths employers will go to make sure we"re not looking for other jobs on their computers is astounding ;)
One of my past jobs IT department went apeshit when they discovered I was using Opera to circumvent their firewalls :P
Work, of course. But what makes you believe that NSA isn't inside your "personaL' one?
Graymail discovery.
"Your honor, we'd like access to the NSA's child porn collection to establish motive and intent."
(I don't do anything illegal or even mildly questionable with my computer and phone use... Kafka's trial is a fun paranoid story, but I guarantee the government or watchers or whoever are far more paranoid than you or I)
It's not my fault the telescreen is in an alcove and can't see anything. Have you tried turning it off and on again?
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