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- | keyloggers are legel\\ | + | |
- | [[https://medium.com/@janetcpatterson/ | + | |
+ | > Sousveillance (/ | ||
- | microsoft has a built-in tool that collects all your text written > techspot | + | keyloggers are legal and free, [[https://medium.com/@janetcpatterson/top-10-free-keyloggers-for-windows-a2a6b7f9130|here]] is a list of the top 10 out there |
- | Your own file can be found at: C:\Users\%user%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\InputPersonalization\TextHarvester | + | microsoft has a built-in tool that collects all your text written > techspot [[https:// |
- | and video | + | **seems to be gone as of 09/2019** |
+ | Your own file can be found at: | ||
+ | C: | ||
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+ | **The Visible Man: An FBI Target Puts His Whole Life Online**\\ | ||
+ | Clive Thompson | ||
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+ | Hasan Elahi whips out his Samsung Pocket PC phone and shows me how he's keeping himself out of Guantanamo. He swivels the camera lens around and snaps a picture of the Manhattan Starbucks where we're drinking coffee. Then he squints and pecks at the phone' | ||
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+ | There are already tons of pictures there. Elahi will post about a hundred today — the rooms he sat in, the food he ate, the coffees he ordered. Poke around his site and you'll find more than 20,000 images stretching back three years. Elahi has documented nearly every waking hour of his life during that time. He posts copies of every debit card transaction, | ||
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+ | The globe-hopping prof says his overexposed life began in 2002, when he stepped off a flight from the Netherlands and was detained at the Detroit airport. He says FBI agents later told him they'd been tipped off that he was hoarding explosives in a Florida storage unit; subsequent lie detector tests convinced them he wasn't their man. But with his frequent travel — Elahi logs more than 70,000 air miles a year exhibiting his art work and attending conferences — he figured it was only a matter of time before he got hauled in again. He might even be shipped off to Gitmo before anyone realized their mistake. The FBI agents had given him their phone number, so he decided to call before each trip; that way, they could alert the field offices. He hasn't been detained since. | ||
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+ | So it dawned on him: If being candid about his flights could clear his name, why not be open about everything? " | ||
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+ | Elahi says his students get it immediately. They' | ||
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+ | For now, though, Big Brother is still on the case. At least according to Elahi' | ||