The U.S. Government likely isn't the person you need to be worrying about if you are a law abiding U.S. Citizen or a law abiding citizen of any country on Earth.
The person you need to worry about is someone who might kidnap, rape, harm, or mug you or find a way to harm you financially or to blackmail you.
The problem is that there are people that work for literally every government on Earth who will do almost anything for enough money.
And the people willing to pay "enough money" for information ARE the people you need to be worried about.
So, how do you protect your loved ones and your finances? And this can be in regard to phone calls, texts, email or any other type of communications that might be recorded.
These are some of the ways:
1. if possible you don't use people's names or the exact names of places they are right now. By doing this you protect them because this could be anyone talking to anyone and each of you could be anyplace. And if someone has a live transmission they could go to one of you and harm one of you.
Note: One of the ways to do this would be to make up personal code names for yourself and places you want to go or to meet at. Since you in your family or group of friends only know these code names it would be difficult for other people to connect the dots. So, your code names should not be your legal names and the places should not be the actual names. This might help protect you and your people as your friends and family. end note.
2. Try to shield the exact location you are living or working at from strangers. This way you don't have to hire an ex-wrestler as a a bodyguard who might be willing to even give up his life for you the way actors and other famous people often are forced to do.
3. If you have shielded yourself, your friends and your family loved ones etc. from harm by doing the above things you have to then move onto your finances.
4. If you are poor these things matter less but the richer you are (even middle class) the more important these things are:
A. Try not to send any Taxes or other important information through the Internet. By doing this it avoids some Mafia member in China or Russia or Africa or somewhere else spending the evening going over your tax records both federal and state for the last year or years.
People say the Internet is safe but if you believe them you are a fool.
Don't go paperless with your bank. They talk about all the paper you can save. But you might also miss all the paper dollars in your account one day too by going paperless.
Don't do on-line banking: We are in the middle of an ALL OUT Cyber War with Russia, China and Iran and a whole lot of people you and I don't know and their favorite tactic now is to avoid the banks and come through the Internet and take your money directly through the passwords in your home computer. IF you lose money in this way the bank is not liable to replace it. It is all on you. So, I do everything now through the ATM and Bank Tellers because this way all my financial transactions are insured by the bank.
So, even though it is very inconvenient for me this year I stopped all online transactions for good.
So, A. don't file taxes online: There are forms you can fill out usually for federal and state to send them through the U.S. Mail. This will spare you a whole lot of heartache down the line.
B. Don't do ANY online banking because we are in a Cyber War and most of individual people have no insurance so if they get cleaned out through home online banking they lose everything. Whereas Banks and other corporations have insurance to bail them out when they are stolen from online.
In regard to Facebook and other social media. Just remember ANY information can and will be used against you in the future to prevent you getting a job, having a career, getting married or having kids. If you realize this is going on 24 hours a day you won't be homeless one day because of some silliness you put online. It is not certain if any or all information can or will be used to harm you that you provide. However, thinking this way might save your life, your finances, your wife's life, your children's lives and all of your futures.
I know this sounds harsh but unfortunately this is the world we all live in now, all 7 billion of us.
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