Ok what’s a U.K. based company got to do with the Israeli government?
Or are you trying to suggest that the fact that a Jewish person has a significant stake in a U.K. based company then there must be something going on? Because otherwise I’ve no idea what you think the Israeli government has to do with this.
Its the fact that the executives and the company it was previously are slightly shady. The connections happen. With so many “former” people at the head of various positions of the company it seems extremely suspicious. Admittedly everyone’s speculation that there is something shady going on remains to be seen but I would be weary of it just as I would be weary of any large influx of former spooks being in charge of high positions in a company. How familiar are you with the clandestine part of the world? I flag this as a concern not an absolute OMG ditch the company run away lose your nuts off in paranoia type deal.
Also what better place to run such an operation than the UK? Without getting to deep into the dirty messed up nature of past politics do you see where im going?
Even if its a UK company that doesnt generally mean anything nowadays. Look at US big tech. Doesnt mean much where it is. Its still owned and operated by people that definitely cant be trusted. The point of the post is trust. Also helping people understand the infrastructure they are using.
That’s good…
Ok got it. Jewish boss = Mossad operation.
Its not so much jewish like I said before I dont care if hes jewish. Its his previous work. That said yeah it sounds ridiculous, I understand your troll but its not something they have not done before. Theres a lot of history one can look back at and understandibly be worried over it. I hope to everyone’s god the speculation is wrong 
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By everyone im talking about places that cant be posted here because they are only access from TOR. Seems some of it got on the clearnet though
Google has an awful lot of former NSA agents, in fact, its the NSA’s biggest destination after leaving that agency. Experience in gathering a lot of data on people has use in the private sector. That does not mean the NSA is spying on you via Google employees though.
Right! I got a degoogle post im writing right now and Im trying to not get distracted LMAO.
I suppose thats the implication that came across. I guess what I am getting at is that they have ties and former connections it just makes it one step easier for say one of the Clandestine agencies to break the security chain by say using an exploit known to that company but not its users? Does nobody see that as a possibility?
A-a-are you su-s-sure??? Anderson Cooper interned for the CIA in, in… Well, when he was 16!? HOW D’YOU KNOW HE’S NOT A PROPAGANDA PLANT.
CNN…
CLINTON…
STARTS WITH C…
CLINTON NEWS NETWORK!?!?!?!?!??!!?
@AnotherDev’s Law
" As a discussion on the Internet grows longer, the likelihood of a comparison of a person’s being compared to Clinton or another epstein reference, increases."
Sorry pal couldnt help it… God im troling my own post.
He knew the Clintons, and now he’s dead. Therefore if you know a Clinton you will die one day.
Lol well above I said I was making the post. I was making a degoogle post while replying it showing my experience going forth. Its going to be in parraell with all these posts. More like a divergent split blog.
Friendly reminder to only ever run scripts and packages that you know and/or trust.
Obviously look at what other people are saying about everything you run is a really good way to go about it.
I also recommend spinning your own, you learn more that way.
Mossad would be kind of foolish tho to send you. Why not use a gentile instead? More believable.
If you are using a VPN because you think that it somehow protects you from government spying… it might, there’s no way to know for sure. These providers are not your friends, they didn’t grow up with you, and like most they probably aren’t obsessively ethical.
They will sell you out at the first chance of them losing their freedoms. That’s human nature.
I use a VPN I will not name because i think one of the benefits of them is that they are small and unknown, in a country you’ve probably never heard of, and I’d prefer it that way. I trust them with most anything I have sense there is minimal incentive to sell me out, and it’s currently 100 times better than my current service provider.
Though if for some reason, you are doing something that any .gov would be interested in finding you out for, you shouldn’t be using a VPN, you should be running Tails or Whonix in a coffee shop 50+ miles away from wherever you work and your home.
Disclaimer: I don’t support any illegal activities, and definitely wouldn’t encourage the shielding of anyone doing anything that was illegal, immoral, etc.
If you are like the rest of us and just want to avoid targeted ads and watch region locked content from wherever you are, most of these concerns don’t concern you. Your ISP you are bound by through the region you are in. They, like a VPN can see what you are doing.
VPNs are 90% shitty adverts for “privacy”
there is no privacy, just another person staring at your data.
One would argue TOR is a good bit better. Let me say this again. The whole deal has nothing to really do with focusing on israel or one particular country race etc. I see the jokes happening. I dont want it to inflame lol. It more or less has to do with people needing to get out of this mentality that you can trust companies. I would end to end encrypt a VPS as much as I could. Even so called secure VPS services cant be trusted. Self host… Self host… Self host…
forgot to mention that last part apart VPS services.
Just because you have a droplet on DO, that doesn’t mean jack for your privacy.
No matter how hardened, they have access to the hypervisor it’s running on top of and can see whatever is inside one of their VMs.
Self-hosting is 
Though if you are trying to get away from gov/ISP/advertisers they can easily find out who owns that box.
Though that doesn’t help much if you want to be half across the world.
There doesn’t seem to be an optimal conclusion to any of this, or any assurance that your information won’t be stolen
Thats it im creating a SHELLC lol
Thats what kind of makes it hard to swallow
I mean you could go absolutely bonkers, get a VPN (pay with a cryptocurrency even though bitcoin isn’t exactly “private”) and configure your browser to go through TOR before connecting to the VPN, then from there you can control which country you are in.
Just prepare for the ultra slow, and you’d still have to practice strict OPSEC or it would all be for not.
People don’t like being told they are powerless, even though we are powerless in most things.
The thing is we never had to be nor should we be nor cant we break out of it. Its the same feeling I have about government. In any case
Yeah and some would TOR through that. Ive seen the TOR-VPN-TOR concept but that seems so difficult and almost pointless since the timing attack would just have to be pinpointed at the VPN.
Yeah, i’m not sure what the answer is to any of this sort of thing. There’s a lot of debate going around as tech is getting more and more mature.
Though that’s another thread for another day.
Which is why I would never support that model, it doesn’t make sense… Just increase the required node hops before you get to your destination (the current minimum is three but that can be increased)
The only use the VPN is in that setup is to force a certain constant IP as the one that does the talking to the clearnet
One has to say that if you go as far as doing all of these things, you’re pretty much the prime candidate for being spied upon the Mossad, the GRU, the CIA and whatnot, which is… ironic, to say the least. If you go through this much effort to hide yourself from the internet, well gee, I’d assume you’ve really got something to really hide.
Most people will never go through this hell of endless networking configuration in reward of something that is completely not tangible, so to speak. I am not well versed in networking security so please take me with a grain, not a grain but with a bloody KG of salt.
So my point is that by doing all of this… you’re kinda, in a way, encouraging to be spied upon. There’s no anonymity on the internet, and there has never been by design. Unless you run your own ISP, there will be always, always, some thing that will identify you.
Having said all of that, the work you’ve put into this is impressive and I’ve learned quite a bit. You’re awesome 
I work for the government 
they know how to reach me
Your welcome