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reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 05:16 PM by enjoies05
Don't go on the computer.



reply posted on 14-1-2008 @ 03:19 PM by rhynouk
reply to post by zre24



If you've been on some questionable sites i would lay low for a while and try to stay within the boundries of normal internet viewing,we've all over stepped the line once or twice i would have thought but not to do anybody any harm,just to find info or what not.
Like i said lay low and keep an eye on any emails you would not normally recieve


reply posted on 14-1-2008 @ 03:31 PM by InSpiteOf
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Never heard that, but I doubt it is built into a processor chip. A CPU is just a composition of transistors, its more likely your thinking abou the potential backdoor built into windows, in which groups like the NSA are speculated to be able to log into your system.

You want to keep the government off your system? Stay offline, thats about the only way.

No matter what encryption you use, no matter what firewall, there is always a way to break it, and frankly, the government has the resources to do so. But of course, you would have to warrent the use of such resources first. Which i doubt browsing a few site will really cause.

[edit on 14-1-2008 by InSpiteOf]


reply posted on 14-1-2008 @ 06:18 PM by plmodel
reply to post by zre24



I doubt there is anything you could do; as very recently i have been noticing strange things myself. My partner and i were talking on the phone a couple of weeks ago. we were both of landline phones. (wireless, though mines is the only one in the house; the other has long since been stuffed to the back of a cupboard) We happened to get onto the subject of ufo's for about five minutes, and joked that the cia was watching us.
To understand this, you'd really have to understand my habits; every time, when we hang up, i always press the call end button, then look at the little numbers on the screen untill they stop, and the normal screen comes up. This time when i pressed the button to hang up and looked at my phone, it flashed 'line in use' for about a second, but it was long enough for me to see, which freaked me out, as the only other time i have ever seen it do that, was when the other phone was also plugged in (which i know at that time, was impossible, as i later found it curled up, exactly where it had been left many months before)
also, during a couple of phone calls, we've both clearly heard a sound like the one you hear when you have two phones, and the one your not talking on gets picked up, letting the other person hear your conversation, but again, it was impossibe as we both only had one cordless phone.

maybe i'm just paranoid. does this happen to anyone else??


reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 07:04 AM by InSpiteOf
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Your just being paraniod. Digital phone tapping doesnt give away any signs of you being watched. No clicking, no "line in use" flag, nothing. Unless someone was literally splicing your line with theirs, I doubt you'd know if a government agency was directly listening to your calls.
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