How to be ignored by the NSA/prism

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How to be ignored by the NSA/prism

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First ignore google, yahoo, etc...instead use the DuckDuckGo research engine. https://duckduckgo.com
Then eradicate the XKeyscore virus
I cannot imagine why nobody though on this before, including myself? It is so simple!...
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if people want to hide stuff they do, maybe the government has set up this search engine to find out who those people are!

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Personally I could not care less if the government spys on me or not. I live an average life. They would not find anything exiting from my laptop.

The problem is that when goverments have power they always abuse it.
Beer is the cause and the solution of all my problems.
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Instead of hiding, you should be doing the exact opposite. They may have a lot of data storage, so it is incumbent on everybody's part to overload their system and fill it with spam (which should only take a couple of years.... ;-)

Another thing to do is add garbage code to your emails:

BBQAE gYAcO w6x0H iqEJM 6bYuA OrIzg 2sC3S w2IHq /K3HM bPW+w Rxy+5 +b3FR Dl47v LijWc +m3Uy Y+0LqN 814Jqx KFpqG4 zpQ3hg iH86FtH agFh1 OKhKU W/M0bf 3a8mS HuFEZG BpW/ei oX7WW 5wp3lp YuFR3H ANxjok XEZTC HD7zvR +0Eo5D ELMAkG BSsOA wIaBQA wgZsG CSqGS Ib3DQE HATAU Bggqhk iG9w0D BwQI8 aRlu6V r62qAe HY4S2 4hCEW m7Sai eX1Ok 0enR8 2WeS 56jruC 3BSO Q+X9 MQVlW XVzQr ErfZLN n15hLv B/gS8 KnJup YOYG cX1YN 6jaKl CeiUk Fe3Yr amnV 0xTqQ mTU/l UC9c GnPic XJ+Vh 3iIzVx BRNG CbNV NG3P 99oyn RpQV t/tl7N KCCA 4cwgg ODMI IC7KA DAgE CAgE AMA0G CSqGSI b3DQEB BQUAMI GOMQs wCQYDV QQGEw JVUz ELMA

That should drive decryption programs toward a breakdown (or bring you an eventual visit from the Men in Bureaucracy.... ;-)
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Always enjoy your dry wit Mr Tim :7) MIB
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Surfing the science forums, this topic was discussed. A simple text msg can be analyzed by NSA for words, etc very quickly and stored easily. Pictures, on the other hand are different and take a lot more bits to store. It would take more effort but the entire system can be overwhelmed if everyone would write the email, take a picture of it, then delete the email and attach the picture to any msg to send out. I don't believe their search engine works on pictures. Just an interesting concept.
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Dear Dave,
You are right regarding the limits of the image analysis. The NSA/PRISM cannot do anything at all if in addition these images include a steganographic process:
See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography a method used by who you know.
In France this method is forbidden by the law.
Therefore all the interesting data are out of control by the NSA. Indeed the monitoring of the lambda people is useless and a lost of money for the taxpayers.
I cannot imagine why nobody though on this before, including myself? It is so simple!...
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