Not the usual Post: Internet Privacy Attack

I decided when making this blog I would not put political or conspiracy type information within my posts. I have decided in my effort to create a positive and scientifically supported  mystical examination of the world we live on within our universe I would not include the negativity we are assaulted with by media. I find the changes and possibly growing pains of evolution to be fascinating and my outlook on the world and humanity is positive. I do however find privacy and our right to freedom a very important subject that needs to be upheld by every individual and in this context I feel it is important to pass this information along. I hope you can apply this information to your life and protect yourselves from any attack on your liberties. I care for you as I do for myself and only wish the best for my fellow brothers and sisters. Thanks for reading!

Homeland Security Manual Lists Government Key Words For Monitoring Social Media 
http://www.scribd.com/doc/82701103/Analyst-Desktop-Binder-REDACTED

How to delete your Google Browsing History before new policy

With just a week to go before Google changes to its new privacy policy that allows it to gather, store and use personal information, users have a last chance to delete their Google Browsing History, along with any damning information therein.

Tech News Daily reports that once Google's new unified privacy policy takes effect all data already collected about you, including search queries, sites visited, age, gender and location will be gathered and assigned to your online identity represented by your Gmail and YouTube accounts. After the policy takes effect you are not allowed to opt out without abandoning Google altogether. But now before the policy takes effect, you have the option of deleting your Google Web History by modifying your settings so that Google is unable to associate data collected about you with your Gmail or YouTube accounts.

Deleting your browsing history before March 1 when Google's new privacy policy comes into effect will limit Google's ability to track and record your every move online. The process is simple. Follow the steps below:

1. Go to the google homepage and sign into your account.

2. Click the dropdown menu next to your name in the upper-right hand corner of your screen.

3. Click accounts settings

4. Find the "Services section"

5. Under "Services" there is a sub-section that reads "View, enable, disable web history." Click the link next to it that reads: "Go to Web History." (Note: When you click "Go to Web History" you may be taken to a page which gives you the options "Turn Web History On"/"No Thanks": Click "Turn Web History On" and you will finally be taken to step 6 below)

6. Click on "Remove all Web History"

When you click on "Remove all Web History," a message appears that says " Web History is Paused." What this means is that while Google will continue gathering and storing information about your web history it will make all data anonymous, that is, Google will not associate your Web History information with your online accounts and will therefore be unable to send you customized search results.

Google's ability to gather personalized information about you by assigning data to your Gmail and YouTube accounts will remain "Paused" till you click "Resume."

Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/320137#ixzz1nXoEGjcr