Posted on 08/15/2019 8:16:25 AM PDT by Signalman
Lol, Android IS Google ;-)
Recommended Browser : https://brave.com/
You can go into privacy settings and set it up so as not to get any of the annoying pop ups.
News sites: https://thelibertydaily.com/
https://www.citizenfreepress.com/
Although nothing is bulletproof in the sense of privacy you can take steps to lessen the burden. Might I suggest Duckduckgo as the search engine. By far the better of all of them in respect to privacy.
That’s pretty much my take as well. On a side note, I rarely use a search engine to search news stories. I usually use youtube. Who owns that? ;)
Google owns youtube.
Bing uses Google, so you are getting the same results either way.
https://www.businessinsider.com/bing-is-cribbing-from-google-search-results-2011-2
Every search engine with a sufficient volume of information copies Google, so it is no different than using Google. There are some highly specialized search engines for specific vocations or activities, and they won’t give you any generalized information at all. They are very limited in their scope.
Google owns us lock stock and barrel. I will never understand why a GOP billionaire doesn’t start a conservative search engine. It is as if they don’t want us to have one. There are plenty of conservative billionaires out there who could do this, and it would make a killing with all the people who hate Google.
I am constantly stunned by all the things a conservative icon like Rush Limbaugh could be doing to counter the left with action rather than words, but they just seem content to pile up new millions of dollars instead. I don’t begrudge them their financial success — they deserve it and I am happy for them. I am just mad that they could combine to create a conservative search engine, a conservative cable news channel and a conservative newspaper.
That is all I am asking for. 4 LITTLE THINGS. JUST 4.
Conservative Google.
Conservative CNN.
Conservative Facebook.
Conversvative USA Today/NY Times.
That is it. Is that too much to ask from the hundreds of conservative American billionaires out there? Maybe this is something ex-President Trump can do after he finishes his 2nd term. If I was a connected conservative billionaire, I would be pulling out the stops to get these 4 things made, not just sitting on my billions and piling up more while America crashes and burns.
Bings news feed is full of leftist propaganda. Not as bad as Yahoo but pretty bad still.
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I use Bing as my search engine. I do use Google Maps.
Google owns youtube. Just about every website in the world has google code plug into it.
Google offers a free service to companies that allows companies to track how there web site preforms called Google Analytics.
Every site I develop has analytics plug into it. I have attempted to get the company I work for not to use Google Analytics, they insist because it is free.
Google also host CDN servers, that have JQuery files for website to link to also. If you block Google Analytics they still get you if the website is link to the CDN server for JQuery.
Even if you do not go to the Google search engine they still know what websites you visit via the CDN. Facebook is also tracking on multiply sites.
Very hard to go dark, but there are ways to do it... Example: Buy a laptop with cash 300 miles from home, install a secure Linux operating system, run VPN etc, and only connect from free wifi spots from a parking lot with no cameras. Never use the laptop for home entertainment, use for business only...
Conservative Facebook: https:// usa.life
TOR Browser: “If you value your privacy over everything else, then Tor Browser is just for you. As I mentioned in the introduction of this article, one of my personal major concern with using Chrome is its data collection policies. With Tor Browser you don’t have to worry about any such problem. In fact, When you are using Tor Browser, nothing can track your data and you can surf the internet fully anonymously. The Tor Browser achieves this by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world. “
https://www.torproject.org/download/
8. Epic Privacy Browser: “Epic Privacy Browser is yet another Chrome alternative that focuses on the privacy of its users. The web browser includes built-in protection against thousands of tracking scripts, tracking cookies and other tracking agents, ad networks, cryptocurrency mining scripts, dangerous malvertising, and third-party widgets. As per their website, on an average, the browser is blocking more than 600 trackers in a single browsing session. That number alone should make you fear a browser like Chrome which doesn’t come with any ad track blocking features.
Epic
One of the biggest features of Epic is its one-click encryption tool which when activated hides your IP address and encrypts your browsing.”
https://www.epicbrowser.com/index.html
10. Slimjet: “The browser is based on the same Chromium project which Chrome uses, however, it doesn’t send your data back to Google. Slimjet is also armed with the most advanced anti-tracking technology to thwart various attempts to invade on your privacy.”
https://www.slimjet.com/en/dlpage.php
https://beebom.com/best-google-chrome-alternatives/
later
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Yes. I understand. This is why I expect google to eventually become highly regulated by the government, just like power companies.
YW- but note- I’ve not used or tested or researched any of these browsers- so i don’t know if they themselves, despite claiming privacy, have any kinds of ‘phone home’ stuff in them- I don’t think they do, but just research first-
Also- note, that if you use something like TOR- you are almost inviting skilled hackers to try to hack into your system because they think you must have important info if you’re trying to hide your browsing activities- Typical basement dwelling hackers likely won’t know how to crack it. but skilled hackers do- there was an article about that awhile back-
it’s all a trade off=- if we’re on the net- we’re vulnerable, despite whatever means we use to try to prevent it- but using things like TOR are like a “Hack This Computer” sign to skilled hackers- so it’s a toss up whether ya wanna use something like that
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Good info.
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