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Discover How to Use Top Secret Level Privacy Techniques for Your PC Without Becoming a Geek
[](http://theartofprivacy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/dvprofile2.jpg)Hi there! In case you’re wondering my name is Daniel Haley and as you can guess I’m really glad you decided to check out The Art of Privacy.
By the way…do I look like a geek? Actually, please don’t answer that! I make a living as an Information Technology specialist and hold multiple industry credentials like the CompTIA Security+ and Network+ certifications which, naturally, makes me a certified geek. No need to rub it in! My job is to make sure you don’t ever have to be one (unless you want to).
The story I have to tell you is a bit embarrassing but before we get to that…
Are you worried about how little privacy there is online? Do you often use Wi-Fi internet access at hotels and coffee shops but wonder how safe it really is? Perhaps it really bothers you that governments around the world are becoming increasingly intrusive in their use of Internet censorship and surveillance… Are you tired of paying for high-priced software that doesn’t really seem to protect your computer from viruses and other mal-ware? Have you thought about who could rummage through your tax documents, personal photos or other confidential files if your laptop were stolen or lost? Have you felt like you should do something to protect yourself from identity theft, viruses and hackers but just haven’t found the time and don’t know where to start?
I know, it seems complicated to guard against these kind of problems but it doesn’t have to be!
Back to that story…
Sometime in 2010 I realized just how easy it was becoming for virtually anyone to become an amateur computer “hacker.” There was a lot of buzz about a little program called Firesheep that made it trivially simple to hi-jack the online accounts of anyone who happened to be using the same public Wi-Fi hotspot you were.
You know, the one at the library or local Panera Bread for instance. If you could surf the web you could download Firesheep and become a “hacker.” It was that easy to use.
I realized that my laptop was wide open to this very same hi-jacking technique plus many others. In other words, when I sat down with a hot mug of coffee and activated my laptop’s Wi-Fi for some serious web surfing anyone nearby could, without much trouble, hi-jack my Facebook account, capture my various passwords or check out what I was searching for on Google and I might never know until it was too late!
As if all that weren’t bad enough I thought of all the other ways my privacy could be, in fact was being, compromised:
Websites I visited could see my geographic location and other identifying information If my computer were stolen the thief could sift through my digital photos and other confidential files at their leisure Intrusive government agents could access and perhaps copy my laptop files at airports or border crossings in any number of countries My system could become hostage to a virus or other mal-ware and I might lose all my irreplaceable photos and documents.
Here’s the embarrassing thing: I’d known all this for years but had done virtually nothing about it even though I’ve been involved in the Information Technology industry since 2001 when I got my first industry standard certification.
I’d dabbled with different PC security and privacy techniques at various times but had always stopped short of actually pulling together the knowledge I had and really making my computer safe and secure.
That changed for me when I realized that my “little” brother could with a few clicks, take over my Facebook account, not to mention any number of other accounts I use. And who was the computer expert again?! I thought about how ridiculous I’d feel if I had my Facebook or Amazon account hi-jacked when I could easily do something to prevent it.
I set out to refresh myself on what the privacy threats out there were and what I could do to quickly and easily reduce my risk of falling victim to a friendly Facebook hack from my brother or something far more sinister. I quickly realized that it really isn’t as complicated as it initially seems to be.
Sure, I’ve studied computer systems for some time but when I pulled all the information together and spent a little time setting up a test laptop using the techniques I’d gathered I thought, “Hey, this is something anyone who is comfortable with web surfing can do if I show them exactly what to do!”
With that in mind I created a guide to show you exactly what you need to do to keep malicious types from stealing your identity, snooping through your digital photos and searching your confidential files.
Introducing The Art of Privacy: Top Secret Level PC Security for Non-Geeks
Iâm not kidding about the Top Secret level security either!
In the guide you’ll discover:
How to prevent your online accounts from being high-jacked (Facebook, Twitter, Amazon etc.) Techniques that will help protect you from identity and credit card theft An easy, reliable way to use Top Secret approved encryption to keep your personal files locked tighter than Ft. Knox. Where to find & download quality, free anti-virus software How to bypass many forms of Internet censorship How to never lose your irreplaceable documents & digital photos again Ways to hide your location & IP address from websites you access Simple techniques for private browsing and search engine use How to lock un-authorized users out of your PC
My goal with this course is to help you get your Windows PC set-up for excellent security and privacy with the minimum amount of effort on your part. In fact it shouldnât take you more than an afternoon or a free evening to create a greater level of digital security and privacy for yourself than most people ever achieve.
The material is focused on getting you up and running rather than discussing the various minutiae of this or that protocol and other technical information only useful to Information Technology devotees. I know you are looking for effective solutions so you can focus on the things that are important to your life.
What’s In the Guide?
Becoming a tech-geek probably isnât one of your top priorities which is why this guide contains the following materials specifically to make your life easier:
A membership format website with 7 steps that will get your PC to Top Secret level security Author narrated, 1280x720p HD video tutorial clips illustrating each of the 7 steps towards enhanced privacy (you can follow along to complete the steps on your own PC) Specific recommendations for applications and services (most of which are free to use or download) Brief, straightforward explanations on why each step is important and how it will help you An interactive comment system to share or request tips and resolve problems
BONUS: Youâll also get FREE access to an EXTRA section of the guide with tips and techniques on how to prevent the theft of your laptop or other mobile gear (plus future updates).
Straightforward Pricing
Although the guide is about guarding your privacy rather than a collection of money saving tips I do want it to have the potential to pay for itself…
…and I believe it does. Which is why I’m offering you full access to The Art of Privacy: Top Secret Level PC Security for Non-Geeks at a price of only $19.
That’s a small one-time payment for complete access to both the current content and future updates. I like to keep things pretty simple and I want to provide you with the immensely valuable tools you need to guard your privacy. I intend to raise the price in the future as I add value to the guide so now is the time to make your move.
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You’ll Love the Guarantee:
My aim is to provide valuable products that are truly helpful and guess what: you get to be the judge! I want to make sure I’m providing exceptional value and if you decide I haven’t then you need to get your money back. All you have to do is let me know (within 60 days) that you need a refund and I’ll get it too you ASAP!
Furthermore, if you apply the techniques in the guide and it doesn’t work I’ll give you a refund. Say, for example, you go through the guide, apply the methods and yet somehow someone hi-jacks your Twitter account. Can you say it?? You get a refund. Again, let me know (within 60 days of purchase) that you need a refund and I’ll get it too you ASAP!
That’s a pretty fair and standard guarantee right? Let’s see what else we can do…
Have you ever seen The Bourne Identity starring Matt Damon as Jason Bourne? Remember how he’s really good at everything? You know, really clever, highly skilled and very resourceful? Well to me that’s what it should feel like when you get out your laptop in public and activate the Wi-Fi when you’re using the techniques in The Art of Privacy. If you don’t feel like that (also within 60 days) you really, really need a refund! I know, I’m a geek.
Questions & Answers:
I have a Mac. Will the guide be useful to me? It’s really intended for PC users. Virtually everything in the guide could be applied to a Mac but I don’t show you how it’s done on a Mac. What skill level do I need to have to use this guide? I intended the guide to be used by beginner to intermediate skill level folks. For example: If you install programs on your PC and regularly use Facebook, Amazon, eBay etcetera I’m sure you can complete all the steps in the guide. Remember I include video to show you what to do and how. Techie types like me want to do all the research and figure it out on their own but that can take a lot of time and effort. Does it matter what version of Windows I have? Not really. The techniques are applicable to Windows XP, Vista and 7 systems. The tutorial videos were recorded on a Vista PC which looks like Windows 7 yet slightly different than XP. I personally use Windows XP a LOT so I’m very familiar with using these methods on that version of the operating system. I’ll be glad to assist any XP users (not to mention everyone else!) via the comment system within the guide with any problems. Will I need to buy anything other than the guide? Short Answer: Only if you want to. The only product/service I recommend in the guide which doesn’t have a free version is optional (but very valuable) and costs about forty bucks for a year. How long will it take me to get through the guide? It depends on a few variables such as your Internet connection speed (since you’ll need to download a few things), not to mention reading speed. Generally I would estimate 2-3hrs to set it all up. Some of the processes continue in the background without further attention from you for a few more hours before they are complete. How can I contact you? If you’d like to get in contact with me you can do so by email here: daniel [at] theartofprivacy [dot] com How will I get access to the guide after purchase? The guide is available in a membership website format. What that means is that within a few minutes of your purchase you’ll get an email with a link to the guide website and your own username and password which will let you login and get started.
If taking steps to guard your privacy has been on your to-do list for a long time now is your opportunity to get started! Click below to get access now for only $19. I’ll be looking for you inside!
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