YES, GOOGLE IS SPYING EVERYONE ! That’s how they have a stock priced $500 on NYSE ! They spy everyone and they want to totally spy everyone through their dumb browser which sends everything you do to them. I guess Google is even worst than Microsoft.

And now let’s be reasonable, do we really need any of those ? Do we need Microsoft when there is Linux and FreeBSD around ? No, we don’t ! Do we need Google, when there are a lot of other webmail providers ?! or even better we all can have a domain and mailbox if needed ?! No, we don’t AND they know it !

Is all about that, they want to spy on you so they know everything, they make millions on your behavior, predictions, sticking ads to your throat, giving you biased results in searches, spying your mail boxes, chats and all. They want to know what you think, so they can MANIPULATE you based on your thoughts expressed in your search engines. They know your questions, they can fabricate you answers, got it ? Stay away from Google if you got it and have some brain that still runs. Stay away from Microsoft too, as much as you can, away from facebook, twitter and other useless spy agencies nicely dressed. I guess they are run by the same people anyway.

But back to business, you can add cookie blocker and in firefox and about:config, you can erase all that contains google. You can also install adblock addon and block google analytics and other forms of spyware, like social buttons and all that garbage that shouldn’t be spread all over the web in an attempt to recruit you and spy on you.

You can use other search engines like dudcduckgo.com, ixquick.com, startingpage.com, scroogle.com, aimed at privacy protection and forget about the corporate internet ! And stay away from the Google OS, that’s the most evil thing in web history, it’s a try to steal all your computer from you, luring you to hold all your content form your personal computer, on google servers !!! Beware of this new scheme called “clowd computing”, this is an attempt from these bastards to rename and own the internet and make you pay for every mouse click in the future. Is a try to take your freedom for good, with nicely colored apps.

Have a nice day, Ladies ! And gentleman !….google…go away, you just defaced the web and now you try to steal it for good, you should be named CIAggle or some other crap.

Check this trick out using your own IP if you like.
http://o-o.resolver.35.176.51.199.cn3uzlqs2ep32dsm.l.google.com

You will get a 302 reply

Some people might know already that FireFox does a DNS lookup on any links it comes across to speed things up, so they say incase you are about to click on a link ! yeah thats right all 200 links in a google page to aid DNS tracking using UDP.

Now you may have noticed wiki coming in first on most google result pages and might not think much about it but did you know that using FireFox the first google result link is downloaded as a hidden page and any spyware calls linked to the hidden page are also called

Using IE7 you need to block/turn off (Long list)
Cookies, DOM, UserData, Flash Cookies/Shard objects, AWT, ActiveX, Java.DefautToolKit,Index.Dat Files to be in with a chance of keeping Big Bro out your lives and have no chance using Crome or Firefox that now even has folders called crome if you look in appdata.

Does anyone know why FireFox signs me up to BBC News feeds by default or why mozila send a redirect back to the BBC when the browser requests the XML feed from Mozilia because i sure don’t.

Nice to know i have my own ga.js file that tells google all the wrong information and hope a javascript buff takes a look this file and gets it’s released to as many people as possible

Another shock: When you browse a website…the address you’re browsing is SENT OVER THE PUBLIC INTERNET TOO!

Yet other big scary news: If you go out in public. anyone with eyes and ears can see an hear what you’re doing. There is proof that even GOVERNMENT AGENTS have eyes and ears and they can use them on YOU!

Geesh, get over these stupid meaningless ‘privacy’ concerns.

People, you want TRUE privacy, sew your mouths closed and live alone in a deep cave.

Otherwise, get over the fact that we live in society and interact with others.

Another common source of spyware in browsers is malware protection. Sometimes a browser will try to “protect” you by sending every URL you try to visit to a “trusted” source, and then that source replies yeah or nay on the malware status.

In Firefox, these can be disabled with certain about:config keys.

The problem you’re describing in your article is also exists when you install anti-phishing add-ons. Most of them check addresses you type in or links you’re directed to by sending that data to some remote server for verification. So yeah, data privacy issues, some sort of necessary evil.