Unspyable

• Follow the steps on this page to keep your browser from reporting your activity to web sites you visit and otherwise link to and to clear history and cookies.

 

• Do not use proprietary browsers tied to search engines or search engine tool bars. The only reason they offer this stuff is to make it easy to track everything you do.

 

• Install Bleach Bit on all your computers and use it at least daily for basic cleaning.

 

• Don’t log into web sites with a user name and password if you don’t absolutely have to. If you do log into a web site, close your browser to clear all history and cookies before going elsewhere.

 

• Only use your main email account to communicate with people you trust.

 

• When shopping or signing on to web sites, get a throw away account and change it often.

 

• Private browsing, incognito and similar browser settings do not hide anything and will not protect you from being tracked. Using this makes you think you’ve accomplished something and makes you feel safe. In reality it hasn’t changed anything.

 

• The “Do Not Track” option promoted in recent browsers is useless. There is nothing that prevents a web site from tracking you based on this setting. It is another feel good option and nothing more.

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Why do you not offer hundreds of VPN IP addresses to choose from?

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Our service is designed to protect your identity and make you as anonymous as possible on the internet. The best way to confuse the search engines and other tracking sites using a traditional VPN is to combine the data of thousands of users into a single IP address. For this reason we only use a single IP address in each country we offer services in.

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Why don’t you encrypt the email for your email service?

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We don’t provide built in encryption for our email service because doing so means we control the encryption keys. This means that anyone who gets their hands on the keys could decrypt your messages. We realize that other companies offer fancy encryption schemes and promote how safe your emails and online storage are because of this. What they aren’t telling you is, since they hold the keys, they (or anyone who they are forced to give the keys to) can decrypt your messages. Our recommended approach to encrypting your actual email messages is to use OpenPGP. You create your own encryption key and you are the only one that has access to it. This is the only safe and secure way to encrypt your email messages regardless of what anyone tries to tell you.

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Our email service encrypts the actual email connection in two ways. First it requires the use of the encrypted VPN to access the mail server. Second the actual emails are sent using SSL encryption. This prevents anyone watching the network including your ISP from even knowing that you are sending or receiving an email. Nobody at any point on the internet can access the message. What we don’t do is encrypt the message contents for the reasons stated above.

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Why don’t you make everything one click and easy like other providers?

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All of our services, both on the Client end and on the Server end, employ open source solutions. The only exception is IKEv2 and L2TP which are built into both the Windows and Mac operating systems. Open source helps guarantee that the software is clean. Anyone can view the source code and determine that there are no back doors, key loggers and similar. If we wrapped all of this in a pretty one click package like most other providers you would loose this assurance. You would have no way to know what the package contained. Our installers for both Mac and Windows simply combine the off the shelf open source software with our configuration files which are text based and easily read. In fact, you don’t have to use our installers at all and can easily set up your service by downloading the software from the source and then adding the text based configurations. While not great looking, our software is secure, open and verifiably clean. Again, we believe this is more important to the security conscious user than a flashy interface and nifty installer.

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How do I know which service I need?

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High Security Offshore email – Prevents your emails from being saved by your ISP, email provider or other agencies and made accessible by others for decades. Put simply, something stupid you say to someone in an email today won’t pop up and bite you down the line.

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This email service also provides additional security features. First, we scrub the sending IP address from the header of the email. This prevents the recipient or anyone who may intercept the email from knowing the sending IP address of the email. The servers themselves are encrypted to secure the data and are only reachable via VPN connection. This ensures that your email account and the server the emails are hosted on is safe from hackers and others. No logs or backups of any kind are kept ensuring that your communications remain private. We scrub the servers of deleted data daily. Messages you delete are constantly securely deleted and non recoverable from the server. We recommend that you download and save all your email and delete it from the server as often as possible.

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VPN Service – Encrypts all your communications, hiding your activity from your ISP, others sharing your network, or from other providers like wireless hotspot operators. Offshore VPN’s take the encrypted data and put it on the internet in locations around the world that have strong privacy laws and low levels of snooping.

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On a side note, if you use wireless hotspots like coffee shops or bookstores then everyone logged in to the hotspot can see your data. School kids with hacker software downloaded from the Internet sit at these hotspots for hours gathering all this data. The encrypted VPN solves this issue as well.

 

When choosing which VPN location to use you must take into account where you are located.  The term Offshore VPN is relative to where you call home. Obviously, Offshore to someone living in the USA is different then to someone who is living in China.

 

These days, all countries monitor the internet and spy on you. Some more then others.  But there are none who don't.  To protect your privacy from local snoops in your country the idea is to use a VPN in a country that is unfriendly to yours.  Sure that unfriendly county is also watching all the traffic as well. But if the 2 countries are not sharing data then your odds of keeping your stuff private increase tremendously. 

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How can I prevent my real IP address from being revealed if the VPN connection should drop?

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While there are several software solutions to this issue none of them are foolproof. In order to secure your connection and prevent any traffic from passing if the VPN drops it must be done at the router.

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The procedure entails setting your router to block all ports except the port the VPN connects on, for example 1194. This will prevent any traffic from flowing to the internet through that router except the VPN connection. However, once the VPN is connected it will pass all traffic. So as long as the VPN is connected you can be on the internet. As soon as the VPN is disconnected all traffic to the internet immediately stops. If you need more details on how to do this email us.

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How can I prevent my IP from leaking out via IPv6?

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It is important to disable IPv6 on all of your computers network adapters to prevent such leaks. Email us if you need instructions and indicate what operating system you use.

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How can I prevent DNS Leaks?

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The best and most reliable way to prevent DNS leaks to your ISP is to use Outside private and non logging DNS servers. A couple of good and easy choices are 1.1.1.1 and 9.9.9.9.  Better yet, go to Open NIC and choose at least two of their servers closest to you. Replace the DNS on your computers Ethernet and or Wireless cards with these custom DNS servers. Let us know if you need help doing this. When inquiring please let us know what kind of operating system you are using.