We want you to be safe from nosy trackers and websites that follow you around the web. To do that, however, you must use safe browsing practices. Even on websites that are not part of any advertisement networks, if it contains embedded content such as a twitter feed, a facebook “like” button, pinterest feed, or a video from youtube, the websites where that content is residing can track you. This is why you should use
I have been watching the protests and riots on social media and the news all weekend like everyone else in the U.S. and people all over the world. I have felt rage at the injustice (and at all those injustices that have come before it). I have felt sadness at the loss of those lives and the loved ones left to deal with it; many whom have never gotten closure at all. I have felt
With the government taking executive action against social media, the phrase “Section 230” has become popular once again. We explain where it came from. https://vimeo.com/424087123/9af0b4e485 What is Section 230 and why is it important? Before the internet, newspapers and televisions were the way we gathered information and they had to be held responsible for what they published. Once the internet came around, social websites popped up and everyone was invited to contribute their opinions and
https://vimeo.com/418226707/d54b1d7392 It’s becoming clear that those in charge would love nothing more than to be able to track everyone and what they do on a daily basis. They will say it’s for everyone’s own good, their health, their safety, to catch the bad guys, etc. I’m not so sure anymore. I am still on the line between confused as to what is really going on and completely dumbfounded at what I have read. Things are
What ever you do, always dream big, dare to be different and never be afraid to take that next step you feel God is leading you to take. You may just be stepping in to the journey of a lifetime. ILoveJesus.com – Est. 1997 A year after we got our first computer and joined the world wide web, in the middle of a sunny day in October 1997, we purchased ILoveJesus.com. This is our story…
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Nobody wants to hear that someone is following them around. However, it’s an ugly truth that we all live with in our current times. In fact, this has been going on for a very long time on the world wide web. It seems that it just recently has gotten widespread attention but privacy advocates have been warning us for many years that this was happening. We just kept feeding our information into the machine anyway.
“The Price of Free” is the first post in a series titled “Paying With Privacy” currently being written by your friends at ILJ Mail. Part One – The Beginning I’ve been around the internet for a while. I had my first experience in a chatroom chatting with customer service at Compuserve in 1996. We started our internet business journey in 1997. As people say nowadays “it’s been a minute”. The world wide web has certainly
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Our site is currently undergoing some maintenance so things are looking a little different around here for the next few days (Dec. 29 -Jan. 1). The good news is that we are moving to a new network and will be able to open our new affiliate program! Our target opening date is January 1, 2020. We ask for your patience as we move to the new service and as always, feel free to contact us
