Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "The Hated One" channel.

  1. True. But it's Open Sourced - if it's compromised - any web security developer could find that out.
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  2. If you log in - you LOOSE any privacy!
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  3.  @xPumaFangx  Well... there are SO many thinks that I don't know yet :-)
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  4. Agree.
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  5. Also: "How to be anonimus if you are not an IT specialist?" - "Be an IT specialist". You just can't install Tor and don't care about anything :-) Developers of Linux Tails have interesting remarks about privacy: https://tails.boum.org/doc/about/warning/index.en.html
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  6.  @korndogz69  Thanks for the info!
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  7. You are still trusting them your data ;-)
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  8. Using a VPN you are trusting them. Even with TOR. Just use TailsOS
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  9. So? They will not use that expensive tech on some random guy like you and me ;-)
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  10.  @wlonsdale1  As I said - if you are not doing anything "unusual". Watching porn is not unusual ;-)
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  11.  @zahxra2295  Yeah. Most people overestimate their importance in the world :-)
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  12. Tor spoofs your screen resolution - you could maximize it with no problem :-)
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  13. There are a lot of reasons :-)
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  14. There is no 100% privacy - only different levels of it.
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  15. Yep!
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  16. "good comapnies like instagram , facebook" - they are absolutely not GOOD ;-)
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  17. "But, isn't to this day, the biggest contributor to the TOR project is US Navy?" - yes it is. But it's still opens sourced so any programmer could look in it's source code. "TOR is too much of a hassle just to watch some porn." - yep! Just watch porn openly. I watch it! What's the problem with that :-)
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  18. Depends on where it's stored. If your ISP does it - it will be deleted after 3-6 months. So they don't know what you watched a year ago. Nor do they care now or in the past.
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  19. US Marine Corps, yes. But it's open sources so ANYONE could see what it does under the hood
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  20. Entertainment
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  21. Nope. That's what VPNs are for.
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  22. * Use trusted VPN * Enable "Encryption only" in your torrent client (and all setting about hiding torrent traffic) * Use only magnet links
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  23. It works but it doesn't make you any more secure. Google that ;-)
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  24. So? They would collect data on an exit node - not on you :-)
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  25. It's the best way of using Tor! :-)
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  26. Listen it! One problem less :-)
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  27. TV is outdated. Doesn't matter what is shown on TV - smart people don't watch it at all already ;-)
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  28. By googling. Helps with ANYTHING :-) Start with their official site
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  29. US Marine Corps, yes. But it's open sources so ANYONE could see what it does under the hood
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  30. That sentence makes ZERO sence
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  31. Depends on how comfortable you are with your current level of privacy. Most people are fine that everyone collects their data. They don't care.
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  32. Those salaries are not randomly generated - EVERY salary has a reason to be that high or low. Most people just don't agree with those reasons - but that doesn't make a difference.
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  33. Stock Android from Google is a privacy hell ;-)
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  34. Be aware - not afraid :-)
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  35. The more obfuscation - the better result.
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  36. Not for those which must be physically connected like USB drives.
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  37. They knew that before this video existed - they are not stupid :-)
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  38. Tor network is VERY slow. * Download or watch in bad quality with Tor * Or use trusted VPN
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  39. Proxy is just a server, that will connect to a site/resource that you want and transfer to you what it will get. Like a middleman. It's a "poor man" version of a VPN without encryption and without fleet of PC's that VPN networks have. VPN = motorcycle Proxy = bicycle
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  40. There are "pseudorandom numbers". You may google that.
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  41. Well - virus will only infect sandbox environment. Sometimes it could "leak" in your OS but it's still MUCH more secure.
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  42. Of course they do! Guess why? ;-)
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  43. Time to uninvite and delete ;-)
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  44. A "poor man's" VPN with less features and without encryption
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  45. Kinda VPNs are all about changing your IP so you could acc4ess resticted content of work from home remotely. Not for privacy.
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  46. Google Search can help with that. If you don't want to Google know that you are searching about Tor - use something like DuckDuckGo.
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  47. On PC and on smartphones there are anti-ads solutions
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  48. Yep! :-) All you can do is Start program -> wait until it syncronized -> close program. It will help a little. But check for running services!
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  49. It does. It's just most people think that they are invincible when they are using VPN :-)
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  50. *algorithm
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