Surveillance Self-Defense: Who's Watching You, and What to Do About It
"Whether you're browsing the Internet, sending or receiving text messages, or chatting on your cell phone, information you may think is private very often is not." Says Wealth Preservation & Privacy Expert Mark Nestmann.
"That's why it's important to educate yourself on counter-surveillance strategies to reclaim your electronic privacy. And now, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has created its Surveillance Self-Defense project-an online how-to guide for protecting your private data against government spying. You can read about the project at http://ssd.eff.org."
"I view myself as fairly knowledgeable about electronic surveillance threats, but I learned a great deal I didn't know when I reviewed the guide. For instance, you probably have heard of "cookies"-those bits of code that record your use of a Web site and your user preferences. Modern Web browsers give you ability to discard cookies periodically or even every time you close the browser."
