IP Changers protect your online identity

It seems kind of ironic; one’s identity is shown by a bunch of numbers and passwords and user names. When you think about it though, it really does make sense. A hundred years ago, there simply weren’t as many people, and those people lived in small towns where everyone knew everything about everyone else. Nowadays we live in crowded cities pretty much running into each other while trying to walk on the street. Instead of just having to watch out for a slowly moving horse drawn carriage, we have to beware and yield (a car yielding in a busy city just doesn’t happen) to huge sport utility vehicles, speeding through the streets desperate not to hit any red lights. These people in the small towns were all known by first and last names; the government today could never keep track of all American citizens like that, so we are each assigned a social security number; a numerical value that becomes who you are to the United States government, and a tool that makes it much easier and faster to search for and find people.

These days as well, it is much more difficult to earn a living. While there are still possibilities by going to school and getting good grades and knowing the right people, some people are just too lazy and lethargic to do all of this. They figure, why not capitalize and mooch off of someone else’s success? Thus the Internet hacker was born. Evolved from the archaic hackers who actually hack to physically break into someone’s home to steal something, these criminals have an almost superhuman ability; they can steal from far away.

The best way to do this is through the computer. Your IP address is often the conduit to all of your sensitive information, so they will strike where they can get all of your information and become you; to find your social security number, they often hack your IP address and break into your computer. Combat this and protect your good name and good fortune; use an IP changer and throw these low lives off of your connection. An IP changer will change your IP and make you (and all of your other sensitive information!) untraceable.

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A school in Illinois was having a big problem with kids skipping class and being truant, and the teachers weren’t cracking down on it. The only punishment these kids would receive is a possible phone call to parents, but if the parents didn’t answer, the teachers didn’t even bother to leave a voicemail. Since the school gets a little bonus money if they have kids coming to school on a consistent basis, and since public schools are always tight on money, they decided to do something about this blatant insubordination. The school board and teacher’s assistants decided to post daily sections in the newspapers about kids who skipped class. This would embarrass them and make the public keep an eye on them and get them to go back to school.

While this sounds like a noble idea and the parents of the town totally supported it, it represented a huge privacy risk to the students. Even though they were doing something illegal and hurting their futures, they still do not deserve to have their picture, phone number and other pieces of personal information printed out and propagated to the townspeople via a widely read newspaper. With this information a stalker could come to their house, call them incessantly or just take their picture and meddle with it to create something embarrassing. Sounds like a harsh punishment for playing a little game of hooky if you ask me. Turns out, the school wasn’t able to do this due to harsh bites from privacy advocates about the children’s safety; they said teachers just need to step up and do their job.

Although it would be someone’s worst nightmare to have all of this stuff leaked to something as public as the town newspaper, it can happen to millions of people right over the Internet. The problem is, most people have a false sense of security through their stock virus scanner and mal ware programs that come installed (sometimes improperly) on their computers. Hackers can easily get through this though, and these people need to actually invest in something. An IP changer will ensure that you browse anonymously through a secure tunnel of access. Encryption services will actually encode all of your data too, so if a hacker was to get in, they would only find an incoherent pile of information mush.

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