What step forward has Trump taken? He's been nothing but leaps and bounds backwards.
Who the hell voted on this clown?
What step forward has Trump taken? He's been nothing but leaps and bounds backwards.
What a sad country America is so rapidly becoming.
Big business! etc.
What would be good is to find out how Trump manipulated idiotic voters so easily. I mean, can you imagine ever trusting that chap? Some did!
sadly, quite a few around you im sure.Who the hell voted on this clown?
P.S. Illegal doesn't always mean bad. It's illegal to speak your mind, depending on what you have to say, in some countries, including what seems to be most of Europe.
and some will continue to do so. lol
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sadly, quite a few around you im sure.
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You don't seem to understand how the Internet works. You shouldn't comment on things you don't know about.
At the very least, you shouldn't get your news from right-wing sources. You should only get your news from left-wing sources, since right-wing media is designed to prey on the fears of the ignorant. That's because conservatives generally have a brain designed around fear, instead of rationality. Right-wing media sources know that, and so they constantly inject you with fear-driven paranoia. This is why you probably think Muslims are more dangerous than white gun owners. Or why you think government should spend more money to stop terrorism than cancer & heart disease, even though no one dies from terrorism, and 600,000 people die from cancer and heart disease each year.
This is atrocious logic, to say the least.
Do you have any evidence to support your claim about Europe?
All excellent points. My big issue is #7. I'm still not sure who to trust. I've been using PIA for a while, and they seem fairly decent. But, there's always a small part of my brain saying, "Can you trust the VPN?"
#4: Yep. OS X supports VPN out of the box, but all these VPN services for some reason make you install some stupid software instead of just giving you the L2TP credentials. Ticks me off. (BTW, not trying to do anything illegal, just wanted to have a virtual LAN for connecting computers across the Internet.)
#7: Why would anyone trust any VPN more than an ISP? It's a really flawed model; you just take your trust out of the ISP and put it all into the VPN! It's even worse because they have a user base purely of people who seem to have something to hide, vs an ISP that's serving tons of mostly innocent data that's hard to sift through real-time. Easy to see who has what incentives here. And, if anything, the VPN service can more easily get away with screwing you over somehow... or letting hackers screw you over, keeping in mind you're on a virtual LAN with them. Well, this goes back to #1.
Your best bet if you're doing anything illegal (but not illegal enough to draw too much attention) is probably an onion router like Tor.
P.S. Illegal doesn't always mean bad. It's illegal to speak your mind, depending on what you have to say, in some countries, including what seems to be most of Europe.
Work for Apple to do then. If they want to do this, I'd suggest setting up servers all around the USA, and letting all MacOS and iOS users automatically use VPN to connect to the nearest available server, if they don't want to compete with traditional VPN providers that have more features. And then extending it to other countries. Until VPN becomes illegal, as it is already in some countries.
There are two kinds of VPN providers: Those that keep logs, and those that lie.
Why the hell is he so stupid?
Worst president ever. You should be ashamed of yourself if you voted for him.
Did you notice that most of the Trump-defenders are ashamed to post into this thread? I mean, they are all over the place in all the other Trump-vs-Democrats threads in PRSI. But here, they hardly are in any capacity to defend this stupid GOP legislation. In other words, they know that their Orange POTUS supports this moronic piece of legislation, and they really cannot say anything in his defense. Another way to interpret it: they are embarrassed that Trump is doing something stupid like this.
You don't seem to understand how the Internet works. You shouldn't comment on things you don't know about.
At the very least, you shouldn't get your news from right-wing sources. You should only get your news from left-wing sources, since right-wing media is designed to prey on the fears of the ignorant. That's because conservatives generally have a brain designed around fear, instead of rationality. Right-wing media sources know that, and so they constantly inject you with fear-driven paranoia. This is why you probably think Muslims are more dangerous than white gun owners. Or why you think government should spend more money to stop terrorism than cancer & heart disease, even though no one dies from terrorism, and 600,000 people die from cancer and heart disease each year.
So when are you guys going to impeach this latest republican idiot?
I may not be American but come on, we've got dumb conservatives too (and yes a dumb population that googles "what is the EU", after voting us OUT OF THE EU!) but ours are at least somewhat tolerable. Yours are downright dangerous morons and everyone in the entire world knows it except you! This guy is meant to be the leader of the 'free' world, and he's making us all less free, less safe, and less of a nice place to be.
So theres my 'two cents' as you say across the pond. Impeach him. Because everything this guy does, doesn't just affect the US, its affects everyone else too. Hence my little rant.
Ok, rant over. Get rid of this spoiled child! STOP VOTING IDIOTS PRESIDENT!
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I'm quoting myself but:
Obama was in office for eight years, his broadband policy was proposed last October. That is October 2016. For the previous seven years of his administration the law, and your on-line privacy rights, was exactly the same as it is now. Trump has returned it to the status quo. Did anyone here campaign for greater privacy rights pre-October 2016? I doubt it very much. I'm guessing no-one cared then and are only finding out about it now and are somehow twisting it as something Trump introduced just so they've got another reason to hate him.
Let me reiterate, pre-October 2016 the ISP's could, and did, do all that they can do now. This is not new.
Also, only one provision went into effect on January 1, 2017, one was stayed by the FCC on March 1st, and the rest would go into effect by December of 2017.I'm quoting myself but:
Obama was in office for eight years, his broadband policy was proposed last October. That is October 2016. For the previous seven years of his administration the law, and your on-line privacy rights, was exactly the same as it is now. Trump has returned it to the status quo. Did anyone here campaign for greater privacy rights pre-October 2016? I doubt it very much. I'm guessing no-one cared then and are only finding out about it now and are somehow twisting it as something Trump introduced just so they've got another reason to hate him.
Let me reiterate, pre-October 2016 the ISP's could, and did, do all that they can do now. This is not new.
If you've been watching TV or on social media, you've heard that “Republicans are going to let Internet providers sell your browser history.”
It’s not true. Not even close.
What’s really happening is that a corrupt Google power grab from the Obama administration is being overturned.
Here’s the real history.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) until 2015 was the cop on the beat for Internet privacy, data security, and consumer protection broadly. The FTC had a well-developed framework that treated all the players the same way — Internet Service Providers (ISPs), search, advertising networks, and social media companies.
That all changed when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted on a 3-2 party-line vote to adopt Barack Obama’s plan to regulate the Internet like a public utility.
That vote pre-empted the FTC’s jurisdiction and stripped Internet users of consumer protections — deliberately creating a vacuum which could then be used to shift the focus of the privacy debate to ISPs, taking the heat off Google, which has vastly more access to personal data.
- See more at: https://www.conservativereview.com/...acy-vote-is-really-about#sthash.MBo0mbVB.dpuf
What's different now apart from we now know what was always happening?The difference is the the web and technology 8 years ago vs today is dramatically different. Focus on the present. Arguing about concerns over the past seems as a means to deflect.
Obama just looked into people secretly. This is better and more open and honest about what's really going on. Unless you fall for the crap politicians say vs what they actually do.
They were monitoring foreign targets. Apparently, some Trump officials were in communication, or the foreign national targets started talking about them. In such cases, it's completely the point of having an espionage service that the identities of these people were looked at. You know there's an FBI investigation going on about possible collusion by members of the Trump administration with the Russian hacking of our election. That's not a partisan issue. A foreign adversary screwed with our election. Are you patriotic?
What's different now apart from we now know what was always happening?