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Norma J. Briggs
I know of some pricey packages to help maintain privacy on the internet, but
what about freeware versions?
what about freeware versions?
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Lemon
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WhItE RaBBiT
http://www.agnitum.com/download/outpost1.html
This is the freeware version; not quite a security powerhouse! ;-)
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WhItE RaBBiT
Privacy from -what-, or -whom-?
There are many different solutions, according to what you want to
accomplish, or the scrutiny that you may try to evade. ;-)
Do a search for {privacy} and you will find several newsgroups, if your
news server carries them.
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Lemon
WhItE RaBBiT said:
No, it is not a powerhouse. But 'Norma' did not give a whole lot of
details on what he/she wanted privacy for.
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Norma J. Briggs
"> Privacy from -what-, or -whom-?Guess I should have been more specific! I was wondering if their was a
viable alternative to programs like "Anonymizer"
viable alternative to programs like "Anonymizer"
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Onno Tasler
Norma J. Briggs scribebat:
Due to technical restrictions, that is hard:
Imagine the internet to be a catalogue, the webpages to be delivery
services. If you are completely anonym, without any delivery adress,
they cannot deliver you anything.
An "anonymiser" webpage is like a "send it to my PO box" service, in
this example. They bring it to a place where you pick it up.
If you are interested in more detail, <and
Oh, and could you please switch this off?
It does not help anything, because some viri imitate it and it thus only
wastes space in the best case. (In the worst case, it makes somebody
believe in it while there is an actual virus included in the e-mail)
bye,
Onno
Due to technical restrictions, that is hard:
Imagine the internet to be a catalogue, the webpages to be delivery
services. If you are completely anonym, without any delivery adress,
they cannot deliver you anything.
An "anonymiser" webpage is like a "send it to my PO box" service, in
this example. They bring it to a place where you pick it up.
If you are interested in more detail, <and
Oh, and could you please switch this off?
It does not help anything, because some viri imitate it and it thus only
wastes space in the best case. (In the worst case, it makes somebody
believe in it while there is an actual virus included in the e-mail)
bye,
Onno
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Bill Day
anonymizer is just one form of 'proxy'...which means you go through them
to reach other sites, and their IP address is the one that gets seen
when you surf. Alternatives usually involve the added work of finding
other 'proxies' that will allow you to reach the rest of the web through
them. They come and go...do a search for 'proxy server' and you will
find lists...(which change, and often require new searches)