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miner_tom
Dec 1, 2011, 8:05:08 PM12/1/11
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Hi,
I am not talking about browsers here. Tor and the Tor project seem to be
centered around anonymous browsing of webpages. At least, that is what I
have learned from the documentation that I have read.
I am concerned with software that sends back information concerning
updates, etc. What if I am running something like "office" (mine is
fully registered BTW) just as an example. Or any of the multitude of
applications out there that are always sending out information for
legitimate purposes?
Is there anything like real anonymity when running corporate based
software applications? Not accusing anyone of doing anything wrong here
but I am trying to wrap my head around the concept of anonymity.
Thanks
I am not talking about browsers here. Tor and the Tor project seem to be
centered around anonymous browsing of webpages. At least, that is what I
have learned from the documentation that I have read.
I am concerned with software that sends back information concerning
updates, etc. What if I am running something like "office" (mine is
fully registered BTW) just as an example. Or any of the multitude of
applications out there that are always sending out information for
legitimate purposes?
Is there anything like real anonymity when running corporate based
software applications? Not accusing anyone of doing anything wrong here
but I am trying to wrap my head around the concept of anonymity.
Thanks
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Dec 16, 2011, 1:26:23 AM12/16/11
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Mr. miner_tom
The WebMasters, and The NewsMaster
Will all ways have your IP and Time here or there!
if the law ask the Law gets........
There NO way to stop or prevent,
information being reveal about you,
But they do make application software,
that prevent you on the Internet,
you may need to look in to that!
There no anonymous email too,
X-Trace:
sv3-99aKWpf7jn7jsLS/mCKj1EVRu4LqL3SIExeBxl0BM1Io8Agf8LkkqIdKtCPzl3HHVlcG5emm5rT4mX/!r3ayupZDjoXqNZs41FNa3NjwIWM09B3+++mlppszPABwbqd41rcAeSQw9T2P8oo4yCrujcpfiIA=
This is the information being reveal about you in the Head of you Post!
--- Posted via news://freenews.netfront.net/ - Complaints to ne...@netfront.net ---
The WebMasters, and The NewsMaster
Will all ways have your IP and Time here or there!
if the law ask the Law gets........
There NO way to stop or prevent,
information being reveal about you,
But they do make application software,
that prevent you on the Internet,
you may need to look in to that!
There no anonymous email too,
X-Trace:
sv3-99aKWpf7jn7jsLS/mCKj1EVRu4LqL3SIExeBxl0BM1Io8Agf8LkkqIdKtCPzl3HHVlcG5emm5rT4mX/!r3ayupZDjoXqNZs41FNa3NjwIWM09B3+++mlppszPABwbqd41rcAeSQw9T2P8oo4yCrujcpfiIA=
This is the information being reveal about you in the Head of you Post!
--- Posted via news://freenews.netfront.net/ - Complaints to ne...@netfront.net ---
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Dec 16, 2011, 1:36:59 AM12/16/11
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"Nobody" <nob...@nowhere.net> wrote in message
news:8N152ONF4088...@reece.net.au...
> Can you be more specific, Tom?
>
> There are so many applications that we run that "phone home."
>
> They are antithetical to an anonymous environment. In other words,
> they don't co-exist.
>
> One of the best ways to achieve anonymity is to boot in to the OS
> using a LiveCD. Something like "Tails." That way, nothing phones home.
>
>
LiveCD will Setup a DNS Address,
and Get Automatically From ISP to phones home!
a Internet IP Address...
news:8N152ONF4088...@reece.net.au...
>
> There are so many applications that we run that "phone home."
>
> They are antithetical to an anonymous environment. In other words,
> they don't co-exist.
>
> One of the best ways to achieve anonymity is to boot in to the OS
> using a LiveCD. Something like "Tails." That way, nothing phones home.
>
>
LiveCD will Setup a DNS Address,
and Get Automatically From ISP to phones home!
a Internet IP Address...
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Dec 16, 2011, 2:36:25 AM12/16/11
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ApacheT Subversion®
"Enterprise-class centralized version control for the masses"
No, Subversion is open source / free software. CollabNet (and other
companies) pay the salaries of some full-time developers, but the software
carries an Apache License which is fully compliant with the Debian Free
Software Guidelines. In other words, you are free to download, modify, and
redistribute Subversion as you please; no permission from CollabNet or
anyone else is required.
IS THAT A GOOD JOB YOU HAVE Mr. NoBody......
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