Is privacy dead? (Steve Rambam thinks so and shows you why.)

[destined]

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This is part one and two hour video and you think you have privacy? Watch this.   This shows you how much privacy on the internet, databases and on and on. Its chock full of shock. This is from the Hope conference in 2006, think now that what could be available five years later.

Steve Rambam is a private investigator in New York state. (And no, I would not have posted this if I did not think it had quality data to share.)


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This is part two. About 90 minutes long with Q and A and some other stuff.

[coffeebean]

Wow destined, these videos are BRILLIANT. I would never have thought that much data was readily available on anyone... I don't think anyone who understands what Steve Rambam has to say can claim privacy is still attainable. A great educator for sure.

[destined]

The reason WHY I posted it is for that very reason, coffeebean. And the information isn't bloated at all, but Steve's piece is quite long. Its split into 2.5 hours for the first and 90 minutes on the second.

If you really want to scare yourself, Watch them.

[avagdu]

These videos are truly frightening, but I appreciate that you shared them.  Definitely something to learn from.

[destined]

Avagdu: If you think that's bad, I probably have 100's more than are even MORE frightening. But this one is the most comprehensive so far, though its by far way too long at 4 hours or so.

My favorite is the recording of Google searches by keystroke.  I'll leave it to you to decide to how to procede from this video.