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Pffftttt …. just pfffft
Thanks for your input,
it was a very surreal time as it’s just left me totally guessing which is no fun wondering if gonna get a load more hassle soon.
the officer asked if could look around so I said fine so I agreed simply because I felt I had little choice,I wouldn’t allow him use my internet connection which h e wasn’t happy about.
bssically he said his new electronic notebook had no signal and asked use my internet and asked my password which I wouldn’t give as like I said to him my phone has full signal so I don’t see why you device doesn’t.and he looked even more stupid as within a min of this his radio sprang into action lol so I said if radio works I’m sure your pad does.
i am not happy at all but also I’m no great fan of the ones in blue,I’ve never had problems but I’ve never also had any help when I needed in past so I feel distance from them is always best.one thing for sure is I’d never trust one.
I will say though from all my calls to BT and online support I’d suggest you all contact your internet provider and set up the full security they offer which we are not told of when we sign up from any provider.it is something we think we’re safe of as they tell us they give us the best security which is not the case,you all need check into it as it’s not at all secure until you add all the extras they don’t tell you of when sign up.
Pretty soon virtually any UK government department will have access to a list of every single website you’ve visited in the past year anyway. That may end up making face-to-face visits obsolete.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/23/13718768/uk-surveillance-laws-explained-investigatory-powers-bill
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