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As long as I've been using the internet, I didn't know, until today, that browser extensions have access to all your data and all your websites and can do whatever they choose. This is criminal behavior in a criminal country of liars. Dishonesty is the golden rule. Fools will say, well did you read the Terms and Conditions and the EULA? That's like saying for every infringement of rights you should get a lawyer. Who the hell can afford to?Privacy Demons We Give Permission To
This is true of all of them. They are all sneaky thieves. Unless you like being spied on...
1. Delete all browser extensions2. Go to each browser and check every single setting.
3. Microsoft Edge is so sneaky, when you click on “New InPrivate Window” you expect your browsing to be private and not tracked. Turns out, they put a lot of information on the very first page and if you don't again “turn on” privacy in that first window, then you won't have any.4. I suggest you never save a password when a browser asks you to.
5. If you think there's a company, government agency, a school, a non-profit or any institution that has your best interests in mind, think again and again and check the receipts, starting with your beliefs.6. All relationships are give and take. We are all part of, and participate in many relationships at the same time. In each relationship you are a part of, what are you giving in order to get?
