REALITY ZONE - Don't miss this chance for non-techies to have real online privacy
Published: Mon, 03/20/23
 from G. Edward Griffin Don't miss this chance for non-techies to have real online privacy
Last week, I was talking to a colleague about a new piece of audio gear that could improve the sound quality of our Internet broadcasts. That night, I got an Internet ad for the very item I was describing - and several related items as well. The next morning, I saw a Google ad for the same item. Five years ago, it was a “conspiracy theory” to say, "You are being listened to." Today, everyone knows it’s true. Big Tech and Big Brother know your location at all times, they access your texts and what you are searching. They even access the cameras and microphones in your house. And that is just the tip of the iceberg. Facebook and Google are some of the most profitable companies in the world, even though everything they offer is for free. That’s because YOU are the product. Their most profitable asset is the data they collect about YOU. They use that data, not only to influence your spending, but to manipulate your opinion on political and social issues. Most people think they have little or no control over the data that corporations and governments collect about them. The truth, however, is that reclaiming privacy is a LOT easier than you think. All it takes is knowledge of a few simple ways to block this data mining and knowing where to start the process. To the average person, cybersecurity seems highly complicated and getting more so by the week. That’s why I asked my friend Glenn Meder, an online privacy and security expert, to conduct a free webinar on this topic to prove that a high level of security can be achieved without having to be a computer techie. 5 Ways to Protect Yourself from Big Tech,
Big Brother, And Thieves Who Spy on You. This free webinar is on Wednesday, March 22nd at 7:00 pm CDT. Glenn will give you many useful tips in this webinar.
Now is the time to take back your privacy. Hope to see you there. G. Edward Griffin
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