New Website Offers Important Information on How to Protect Your Identity and Be Anonymous Online
Millions of internet users are currently connected to the internet not knowing that the websites they visit can track their entire movements and store information about them including their IP address, location and Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Online, December 9, 2010 (Newswire.com) - HideYourselfOnline.com has officially released its new website on how to protect your identity and surf anonymously on the internet in pure safety and security. The new website is designed to help both beginners and advanced users with help in setting up Virtual Private Networks, Encryption, and Portable Applications and how to remain anonymous and secure online while at the same time securing your own personal computers from hackers and threats at home.
Along with the freedom of the internet also comes a dangerous world of computer hackers, viruses and identity thieves that are looking to steal your private information and use it for profit. According to Edward Browning of HideYourselfOnline.com "There is a general lack of understanding of the dangers' users can find on the internet, with the ever growing popularity of Face Book and other social media sites a lot of the new generation is not aware that what they post online about themselves can be seen by almost anyone, including employers that that may turn to the internet before they hire someone".
The website covers a range of topics such as how to secure not just your identity but also your data by using encryption software such as TrueCrypt and how to erase your data when you are done with it by using DoD approved data wiping techniques. The site also goes into detail about personal email accounts and what you should and should do with the growing selection of popular instant messengers.
For more information on these methods and to learn how to Hide Yourself Online and protect your identity visit the new website http://www.hideyourselfonline.com
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