Anonymizer Universal

Without online protection, you are exposed. We can get your IP address, your location, your zip code, and your browser (check it out: http://www.anonymizer.com/). Who else do you think has that information?

Your privacy is up for grabs; when you go online, you leave a digital footprint. You could be a victim of cybercrime. Cyberthieves lurk in Wi-Fi hotspots to steal your identity.

Protect yourself.

Anonymizer Universal
The most advanced and secure internet privacy service.

Category:

Science & Technology

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• security
• internet
• vpn
• ip
• address
• anonymous
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• private
• https
• video
• cyberthief
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• sleuth
• online
• creep

[MikeEmerson]

Used this for many yrs (paid 79.99 first year & multi years at 29.99/yr). Had a computer crash & decided to upgrade so waited 2+ weeks to get my new pc and spent almost 2 weeks re-installing my pgms. When I re-installed AU was told it had expired within the last couple of wks. I explained the situation telling them that I wanted to continue my subscription. They told me "no way" and that, despite what happened, I had to start over as a new user. How's that for customer support?

[danno321s]

RFC1918 is internal private address (e.g.192.168.xxx.xxx). All Internet traffic is routed with a public address. With home broadband, the public ip attached to the ISP router is static for long periods of time. Thus, a marketing/criminal organization could capture your public ip then monitor clear text traffic to snoop your family name and maybe address. The information being shared/should makes these lookups very easy by computer algorithm.

[Yusufabdii]

@gushiperson geek

[gushiperson]

How is this supposed to be informative, at all?

What website would see an RFC1918 address?