Privacy protections disappear with a judge's order

[lotuseclat79]

Privacy protections disappear with a judge's order.

Credit card companies know what you've bought. Phone companies know whom you've called. Electronic toll services know where you've gone. Internet search companies know what you've sought.

-- Tom

[Carver]

It might be reassuring, then, that companies have largely pledged to safeguard these repositories of data about you.

Thats nice to hear, b u t credit card numbers can be stolen fake card made. Databases of customers information can be stolen. Every once in a while you hear of a company that has it's Database of customers information stolen.

The U.S. Justice Department had previously subpoenaed the major search engines for lists of search requests made by their users as part of a case involving online pornography. Yahoo, Microsoft Corp.'s MSN and Time Warner Inc.'s AOL all complied with parts of the legal demand.

This is why I use Gigablast: Ixquick; Scroogle Scraper a limit on how long they keep your search records.

[Taliscicero]

Well, With the way information security is going its a bad thing.

So mutch so that the only way you can be sure to be safe is to encrypt everything.

Encrypted Phone.
Encryted VPN service.
Voip Encryption.
SSH Tunnles.
Encrypt everything.

But there is a fine line between doing all these things and not being able to look at the sky without someone looking back at you.