Most of people just browse the internet thinking that they are insignificant to anybody and that there are no reasons they would be followed, but they are wrong and here you will see what can they get from your searches, no matter what organization they are in…

The search engines are the first place we turn to if we need to find something, but is that really a good thing for you? The search engines actually record most of our movements and can report it to any organization that they want or even more likely to sell that information.

With everyday usage, we actually tell the search engines that we have money and that we are looking to purchase a new car, that our child has a flu and that our teenage daughter wants to look cool on her first day of high school.

You are not actually telling them the same text as above, but you are using them to search for a “car on credit”, “easy car loan”, or something more specific like “Toyota 25k-35k cash”, “sick child flu medicine” and a “hairdo of a cool high school girl” or “get popular on first day of school”. While you might not see why that would bother you if they know so much about you, you might want to think about why you had received an email selling you some medicine for children, why some company has contacted you over your phone to ask you about car loan or some brand new Toyota that they just happen to have on sale.

This information is also accessible to the hackers and could be used against you in any manner that they please. Do not believe that? You should check it out for yourself. If you follow this link http://www.aolstalker.com/s/vpn/0,0 you will be able to find all the users that have searched on AOL for VPN. It is a simple click on the username and you get everything that the specific user has searched for, no disclosure and no privacy. That is an old data that was released by accident and contains only 3 months of over 650.000 AOL users from 1st of March 2006 to 31st of May 2006. Imagine what Google has in its database when this data is about 20 MB and you could place few of over 300 page books on a 1,44 MB floppy disc…

But what can you do about that? Well, it is simple. If you are using your own connection, they can easily trace the search terms to your location and tie the two together, but if you are searching and working using a highly secure VPN connection, you do not have to worry about that. They will connect all of your search terms with an IP that is not connected to you and would not be useful to them at all.

The VPN connection would help you to protect your privacy, change your IP, show as if you are coming from some other town, state or province or even continent and why not, at least online is the place where you can be who you want to be and have no state boundaries set for you.

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