Comments by "Mad Cow" (@MadCowMusic) on "Have you been Hacked? Don't Panic. We've got you." video.

  1. "From the phone app tap More > Call Settings > Call Rejection. Next, tap 'Auto reject list' and then toggle the 'Unknown' option to the on position and all calls from unknown numbers will be blocked."
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  2. Check out Rob's video called "How Device Fingerprinting Reveals Your Real Identity" His method involves a technique called Browser Isolation.
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  3. You can connect all devices through Rob's Brax Router and not have to worry about individual devices.
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  4. ​ @paultheowl6855  If there is an option that filters calls not on your contact list they will just go straight to voicemail, they will not be blocked outright. The other behavior if you turn the correct feature on, causes any calls without a caller ID to display on your phone to be blocked. ...calls where the numbers are unknown/masked/restricted. Some of the calls may be legitimate and the caller may have a valid reason to mask (or mark as restricted) their phone number, but it's also used by spammers.
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  5. IDK how other carriers behave but Verizon's version of this feature seems to cause unknown and calls from numbers added to the phone's Block List to be sent straight to voicemail. Think of the feature as Do Not Disturb.
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  6. They first use their R.A.T. to set the email to automatically download all attachments through any IMAP or POP3 capable server, I'm sure there's many more ways but that's just off the top of my head.
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  7. Most people don't even bother to go in and uncheck "always download complete message bodies" on IMAP, and in POP3 they often forget to check the box that says "Download headers only" I believe the default setting on thunderbird prevents this though.
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  8.  @ever6  I comes with instructions on how to add your other current vpns to it.
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