TECH NOW: How to fly under the radar online
Tor is an Internet browser that is designed to keep your browsing private, both by blocking privacy risks and by directing your Internet traffic in a way that makes it difficult for sites you visit and anyone peeking in to identify you. And in case you …
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Responsive Web Design – The Trend You Can't Afford to Ignore in 2013 – by …
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Only 30 Percent Of Smartphone Traffic On 4G Networks
In North America 70 percent of smartphone-based web traffic is operating on slower-than-4G wireless networks. Conversely only 30 percent of smartphone web traffic is coming from 4G networks, according to ad network Chitika. This modest penetration …
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Popular Questions
What does it mean to fly under the radar online with today’s technology?
Flying under the radar online means reducing unnecessary exposure while still using digital services normally. Review the privacy settings on social networks, browsers, apps, and account profiles, then disable public visibility where it is not needed. Avoid posting real-time location details, travel plans, personal documents, or other information that can make you easy to track.
How can you fly under the radar online without abandoning social media?
Use a limited profile, share less personal information, and keep posts visible only to people you trust. Turn off location tagging, restrict search-engine indexing where possible, and review connected apps regularly. Separate public professional activity from private conversations so one account does not reveal your entire online life.
Which privacy tools help you fly under the radar online?
A privacy-focused browser, tracker-blocking extension, password manager, and multifactor authentication can reduce common forms of exposure. Check whether apps collect location, contacts, microphone, or advertising data and revoke permissions that are unnecessary. Use encrypted messaging for sensitive conversations, while remembering that the recipient can still save or share what you send.