No, it is not illegal to use dashcams in the US and Canada. However, state, and provincial laws determine where to place one and who may use the footage. Quick take: Law enforcement in North America encourages dashcam usage. The court may use dashcam footage against you. Law enforcement may legally prevent you from filming … Read more
To make anonymous payments you must overcome a few initial difficulties. Traditionally, the most significant hurdle has always been the initial addition of funds, this is usually where you have to submit your identity. However, there are a few ways to increase your anonymity online when making purchases, each with differing layers of security. You … Read more
Quick take: Gmail, AOL, Microsoft outlook and iCloud use TLS (providers and anyone with access to your account may read your email). Proton mail uses end-to-end encryption. The receiver must have a key to read the message. You do not have to delete your Gmail account. At the most basic level before getting into technology … Read more
Your personal information, online habits, purchases, history, likes, and dislikes are valuable to advertisers, family members, friends, scammers, the government, service providers, and data harvesters. They need that information to target ads, some sell the data, and the government does it in the name of national security. What that means is even if you are … Read more
VPN, short for Virtual Private Network, is a secure connection from a device to a network. The connection transmits data and prevents anyone tracking or monitoring from identifying the user by creating an encrypted tunnel between your device and a remote device. Simply put, the VPN adds an additional stopping point between your internet service … Read more