Google Is Illegally Spying On People On The Internet

[mindrust]

If it is not google, then it would be microsoft or apple. In reality we don't have much to do against those companies. if you use vpn, tor everytime you open your pc and never shared your private information public, you may have a chance stay anonymous. You can't even sign up for a F***n gmail without giving your  cellphone number. Then why teh fck everyone is using their crap suure i dunno.

[bitdumper]

Everything that is closed source can be said to be spied( I dont trust my phone) .Google has srrounded us from search to phone. We are very much dependent on them. We should now choose to open source.

[Evildrum]

Google Pulls Plug on Predatory Payday Loan Ads, Huzzah ...

http://www.wired.com/2016/05/google-bans-payday-loan-ads/

So its something most of us do not mind, but is this not how most censoring dictatorships start!
If I search for somthing it should turn up in a search.

[target]

google has always been spying us every since. take a look at the ads displayed on the websites you visit and you'll its almost targeted to you. search something like "car models" and you'd be prompt with ads about cars. how do they know  which ads to display? its because they've spy us thru the browser cookies.

[iluvbitcoins]

Ghostery
AdBlock
Noscript
Click&Clean
Change IP

You're good 

[TECSHARE]

Ghostery
AdBlock
Noscript
Click&Clean
Change IP

You're good  

That helps, but things like browser fingerprinting and other hidden tracking mechanisms for example like Verizon uses still allows them to track you. To be sure you are anonymous on the internet now days you pretty much need to buy a computer with cash from a retailer that doesn't have cameras, use it once for one single purpose use, connect to a public open wifi connection (again without being on camera) using a double VPN (in and out) paid for with Bitcoin and that does not keep records, use a proxy, and then never use it again. True anonymity is not easy (or cheap).

[Betwrong]

Yes, and so does facebook. You have to block their cookies individually.
Block all cookies from:
google.com
google.de
google.es
google.fr
google.it
...
Add top domain level from every country where you travel.
Block also
googleadservices.com
facebook.com
twitter.com
And you should be quite safe. You may also use Tor.

TOR wont protect you from tracking, it will only anonymize your IP.

Isn't anonymazing your IP is the same as protecting you from tracking? I mean because they wouldn't know whom they are tracking?

Also I have a questing about what's wrong with using gmail?

[Dekker3D]

Yes, and so does facebook. You have to block their cookies individually.
Block all cookies from:
google.com
google.de
google.es
google.fr
google.it
...
Add top domain level from every country where you travel.
Block also
googleadservices.com
facebook.com
twitter.com
And you should be quite safe. You may also use Tor.

TOR wont protect you from tracking, it will only anonymize your IP.

Isn't anonymazing your IP is the same as protecting you from tracking? I mean because they wouldn't know whom they are tracking?

Also I have a questing about what's wrong with using gmail?

Unless the one who is anonymizing the IP also send all the needed info to google as well.

[TECSHARE]

Yes, and so does facebook. You have to block their cookies individually.
Block all cookies from:
google.com
google.de
google.es
google.fr
google.it
...
Add top domain level from every country where you travel.
Block also
googleadservices.com
facebook.com
twitter.com
And you should be quite safe. You may also use Tor.

TOR wont protect you from tracking, it will only anonymize your IP.

Isn't anonymazing your IP is the same as protecting you from tracking? I mean because they wouldn't know whom they are tracking?

Also I have a questing about what's wrong with using gmail?

It depends on what type of tracking you mean. The short answer is no, it doesn't. Your browser fingerprint can be tracked via things like the addons and extensions you use, the fonts installed on your computer, and other factors which make a fairly unique marker to track you with. Each computer processor also has a unique identification number embedded in the hardware which can be used to track your online activities. As far as what is wrong with using Gmail, it is a Google product. Using any Google product or service pretty much guarantees you have no privacy or anonymity because they go to great lengths to track you and collect personal information.

[Taki]

Are you like me, and getting really sick and tired of being spied on?

Google illegally spying on people on the internet
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/02/03/college_students_sue_google/

Like u r doing something illigal and wish to hide it. Well, i don't care.

[alphatv]

Not only Google but most of the social networking sites do the same. Govt is totally blind

[Evildrum]

Are you like me, and getting really sick and tired of being spied on?

Google illegally spying on people on the internet
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/02/03/college_students_sue_google/

Like u r doing something illigal and wish to hide it. Well, i don't care.

You do not care because you are not grasping the issue at hand or are to far down the road of thought policing.
This issue will slowly sway public action and dictate what people know about any one topic.

[Karartma1]

I am really worried about how a potentially new blockchain/new currency could be used and implemented to control us all. Unfortunately that is a very scary downside.

[44bdc]

Who isn't illegally spying on people on the internet?

[TECSHARE]

Are you like me, and getting really sick and tired of being spied on?

Google illegally spying on people on the internet
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/02/03/college_students_sue_google/

Like u r doing something illigal and wish to hide it. Well, i don't care.

Since you have nothing to hide, you won't mind if we show your mother your pornography habits right?

[batang_bitcoin]

Not only google are illegal spying people on the internet. Some of the softwares that we are using they are one of those.
Before accepting the terms and license agreement kindly be sure and read it for a while because it be written there that you are agree to use your hardwares especially your webcams without any notification by them.

[Slow death]

This is bad.
In my country for example. they listen to everything we say and write the phone

If you talk to someone on the phone and pronounces the word "bomb" "War" "manifestation" in a few minutes the police are at your house to ask you.

People are limited, they can not express their thoughts because they fear being repressed

[Evildrum]

Really we stand up now for the next generation,its to late for any current generation as they have been fed a narrative that you give up certain aspects of freedom for the greater good. If the next generation keeps with the agenda,it will not be long till our fridges release on a timer and box of food slides out for our portions with a side cup of medications.
The whole attack on what we do in our lives is to push us a better product but that feels like the mask issue and the real issue is to get us more reliant on their product to control us more and more.
Damn T.V listening to me talking at it about what crap it has on selection,I am starting to see why Elvis kept shooting them. Ahead of his time!

[kryptqnick]

Why is it so important that someone is able to spy? I guess people overestimate themselves thinking that someone is really interested in wasting time exploring smb's life

[Evildrum]

Easy to spy on people these days by setting up guidelines in what data is important to them. People are also engrained to click agree with terms of service without reading, so very easy to achieve.