Recently I read the news that there is a project that advocates the protection of privacy on the Internet (https://neironix.io/news/unknown_fund_supports_development_of_online_privacy).
I don't know, but it seems like SCAM
Topic: Do you know how hackers are collecting our data by smartphone & real life? (Read 549 times)
November 16, 2019, 07:31:02 AM
February 25, 2019, 04:13:54 AM
A lot of people forget to protect their phones on the internet. While they secure their computers and behave reasonably, they often forget all about that with their phones. One of my buddies recently lost all the crypto he held on his phone because his phone was not the most secure device out there (fortunately he didn't hold much crypto on his phone). Since that day I have been looking for a phone that has adequate security features. I recently came across https://bitwings.org and their Wings WX phone. These phones integrate neural technology and are specially created for crypto people. It has incredible security features, making it impossible for anyone get into your phone, not even BitWings itself. It also connects with mining pools to generate up to 2 ETH per month. So I definitely suggest everyone to check it out.
Yeah, I found that project as well. It looks quite promising, I have waited for a secure phone for years now. It seems that my wait might be over soon
The feature where the phone changes your menus when someone is spying on you over your shoulder seems like something out of a sci-fi movie. Can't wait to check that out February 24, 2019, 06:51:48 PM
There are so many app download which ask for access personal information, it is hard to avoid now. For example the Google app is everywhere; they even have all the data what you are searching. We think we are anonymous in the internet, but the big software company can get all our information. We definitely need to carefully download app, some scammer use app to hack our PC or phone for personal data.
For example in google play store they have feature like play protect which is to protect the third party apps from stealing our personal information but not sure how much they were trusted to be.
February 23, 2019, 12:28:30 AM
There are so many app download which ask for access personal information, it is hard to avoid now. For example the Google app is everywhere; they even have all the data what you are searching. We think we are anonymous in the internet, but the big software company can get all our information. We definitely need to carefully download app, some scammer use app to hack our PC or phone for personal data.
For example in google play store they have feature like play protect which is to protect the third party apps from stealing our personal information but not sure how much they were trusted to be. February 22, 2019, 11:30:43 PM
There are so many app download which ask for access personal information, it is hard to avoid now. For example the Google app is everywhere; they even have all the data what you are searching. We think we are anonymous in the internet, but the big software company can get all our information. We definitely need to carefully download app, some scammer use app to hack our PC or phone for personal data.
For example in google play store they have feature like play protect which is to protect the third party apps from stealing our personal information but not sure how much they were trusted to be.So before click "allow" please read it carefully. Don't install any software from unknown source if you don't know about it.
Sometimes you can see some free greedy offer on few website or Google ad. They will ask email, mobile, address etc. So don't provide them your personal details. They can hack you by emails also. May be they will send a link to click. After click computer or phone will be on their control.
This is why I don't save my personal info, private keys or password on it or it will be a dead end and backed up will be uselss if it's already hack. Sometimes you can see some free greedy offer on few website or Google ad. They will ask email, mobile, address etc. So don't provide them your personal details. They can hack you by emails also. May be they will send a link to click. After click computer or phone will be on their control.
February 22, 2019, 01:07:16 PM
There are so many app download which ask for access personal information, it is hard to avoid now. For example the Google app is everywhere; they even have all the data what you are searching. We think we are anonymous in the internet, but the big software company can get all our information. We definitely need to carefully download app, some scammer use app to hack our PC or phone for personal data.
For example in google play store they have feature like play protect which is to protect the third party apps from stealing our personal information but not sure how much they were trusted to be. February 22, 2019, 12:07:56 PM
There are so many app download which ask for access personal information, it is hard to avoid now. For example the Google app is everywhere; they even have all the data what you are searching. We think we are anonymous in the internet, but the big software company can get all our information. We definitely need to carefully download app, some scammer use app to hack our PC or phone for personal data.
February 22, 2019, 11:13:44 AM
But they made us their slaves by giving the new technolgy in our hand,to be honest people use their mobiles even at the rest rooms. 
And they forget the fact our camers are spying us.
And they forget the fact our camers are spying us.
Oof, I don't think that's fair 'cause it's only a medium. If someone uses it too much, that's on them for not being able to control themselves. Technology isn't white nor black but gray, it's what you make of it, how you use it.
And they didn't forget as its more of not knowing or considering the possibility, most ppl are lax imo.
February 22, 2019, 07:12:56 AM
Not only that, we give our personal information to the company that manufactures our phones, Google, Facebook and other sites that we trust by default.
If people stop giving their real information in the social media and close all the devices "cover the camera with a tape" they will be safe.
In short do not trust anyone.
But they made us their slaves by giving the new technolgy in our hand,to be honest people use their mobiles even at the rest rooms. If people stop giving their real information in the social media and close all the devices "cover the camera with a tape" they will be safe.
In short do not trust anyone.
And they forget the fact our camers are spying us.
February 20, 2019, 04:38:18 PM
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The fact that people are quite willing to risk all this for the promise of some worthless token is utterly mind boggling to me.
Exactly, many members aren't aware of that, they think all they can lose is some shitcoins. They are not aware that they can be jailed for something they didn't do just because someone else used their personal information.The fact that people are quite willing to risk all this for the promise of some worthless token is utterly mind boggling to me.
February 20, 2019, 03:17:00 PM
You never know what the person who got a copy of your passport is able to do!
Lots. Stuff that can take you years to recover from. They can open credit cards or loans in your name, and put you thousands of dollars in to debt. Your credit rating will be shot, which means everything from getting a mortgage or car right through to a mobile phone contract will be difficult or impossible. They can use your details to escape crimes, and falsely charge them to your name instead. It can take years and thousands of dollars to clear your name, and all the time you will have a criminal record. They can use your details to help them avoid tax by charging it in your name instead of theirs, or by applying for a tax rebate in your name, again landing you in lots of debt that is very difficult to clear.The fact that people are quite willing to risk all this for the promise of some worthless token is utterly mind boggling to me.
February 19, 2019, 06:55:07 PM
I haven't come across any spreadsheet that displays it's hunters email,they always treat emails delicately which should be so
Not all bounty managers care about users privacy.Some of them start fake campaigns or airdrops just to collect emails or even worst, they may ask participants to pass KYC.
You never know what the person who got a copy of your passport is able to do!
February 19, 2019, 01:19:20 PM
Not only that, we give our personal information to the company that manufactures our phones, Google, Facebook and other sites that we trust by default.
If people stop giving their real information in the social media and close all the devices "cover the camera with a tape" they will be safe.
In short do not trust anyone.
If people stop giving their real information in the social media and close all the devices "cover the camera with a tape" they will be safe.
In short do not trust anyone.
February 19, 2019, 07:25:54 AM
same question of mine? actually few days ago i seen my phone data to some of friends laptop, but he didnt say anythink about this
plz guide me something on this format, which will help me to secure my data.
plz guide me something on this format, which will help me to secure my data.
what kind of data? why don't you ask him then? if it's a private data then you should ask him to delete it. there's no other way, ask him to delete it or if he don't want to then trash his laptop, even though i doubt he won't agree to delete it if he's hiding something. you have to make sure he don't store any backup too if it's needed. and next time be careful of your friends, don't allow them to access your private data / borrow your phone or other devices if it stores a lot of your private data.
It has incredible security features, making it impossible for anyone get into your phone, not even BitWings itself. It also connects with mining pools to generate up to 2 ETH per month. So I definitely suggest everyone to check it out.
2 eth per month? that sounds weird. but there's no need for extra features if you want to protect your self, just have some basic awareness about security, always use 2fa if possible, use strong password, remove apps access if it's not needed and so on.
February 19, 2019, 07:04:21 AM
same question of mine? actually few days ago i seen my phone data to some of friends laptop, but he didnt say anythink about this
plz guide me something on this format, which will help me to secure my data.
plz guide me something on this format, which will help me to secure my data.
I don't think its possible without getting ahold of the phone so you must've have let him borrow it, maybe you should start with not letting anyone get ahold of it as much as possible. You should also set a screenlock and app password and make sure you're the only one who knows it.
For now, back up everything that needs to be backup and then reset your phone to factory settings. Op and other users listed some tips, do follow that too.
February 19, 2019, 05:31:31 AM
A lot of people forget to protect their phones on the internet. While they secure their computers and behave reasonably, they often forget all about that with their phones. One of my buddies recently lost all the crypto he held on his phone because his phone was not the most secure device out there (fortunately he didn't hold much crypto on his phone). Since that day I have been looking for a phone that has adequate security features. I recently came across https://bitwings.org and their Wings WX phone. These phones integrate neural technology and are specially created for crypto people. It has incredible security features, making it impossible for anyone get into your phone, not even BitWings itself. It also connects with mining pools to generate up to 2 ETH per month. So I definitely suggest everyone to check it out.
February 19, 2019, 05:17:02 AM
same question of mine? actually few days ago i seen my phone data to some of friends laptop, but he didnt say anythink about this
plz guide me something on this format, which will help me to secure my data.
plz guide me something on this format, which will help me to secure my data.
February 17, 2019, 01:32:25 PM
I don't think how hackers get any info just in that way. I think they can get our email because can see it on bounty spreadsheet.
I haven't come across any spreadsheet that displays it's hunters email,they always treat emails delicately which should be so, if there are such bounties, then it's crazy to be on them.Emails are private and as such should be treated that way and thats what most bounty managers I've come across do
February 17, 2019, 11:30:31 AM
I don't think how hackers get any info just in that way. I think they can get our email because can see it on bounty spreadsheet.
Then stop giving your email and other personal details out to an anonymous bounty manager in return for the future promise (maybe, if they actually pay you) of a token (maybe, if it even exists) which probably won't even be listed on an exchange and will almost certainly be worthless.If you are absolutely dead set on making your friends and family hate you by spamming your nonsense all over social media, at least use an email dedicated for bounty campaigns and nothing else.
February 17, 2019, 11:05:50 AM
I don't think how hackers get any info just in that way. I think they can get our email because can see it on bounty spreadsheet.
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