The internet makes people nowhere.

Under the High-tech "bag", you have nowhere to hide every day.

In front of the camera, robin at home in the morning with a wireless network to check the mailbox, brush a few minutes of "Facebook", ready to go to work. The network server wrote down the time he logged in, presumably calculating that he was in bed between 7:30 and 8. At the same time, his IP address was recorded to determine his position.

Then he made a call. His cell phone is connected to one or several towers, which can be basically positioned by calculating the location of the towers.

"Your cell phone is a tracker," Nick Thompson, a New Yorker editor, said in an interview in Thursday, "it can collect your http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18995.html at any time" > Geographic information is sent to many receivers. ”

It's almost time for Robin to drive out and meet countless traffic safety cameras along the way. Some cameras record license plate numbers, shoot vehicle profiles, and automatically convert images into data. Some are used to shoot his looks. These images greatly facilitate the police to chase fugitives, but Robin's vehicle information will be kept for a long time, or will never be deleted.

Parked the car, he walked into a Starbucks, bought a cup of coffee, and paid with his credit card. The consumption record will reflect his personal preferences and spending habits along with thousands of previous records. Companies like Starbucks might use the records to send a targeted brochure to Robin.

While working at leisure, Robin was on the internet, watching something unrelated to his job and relaxing, and the Web browsing history was also saved. If Robin gets into a lawsuit or has an internal complaint, the records could be bad for him.

In the evening, he finished his day's work, returned home and watched TV with the children. He watches what shows, which episodes, and when to change channels--The TV servers will write down all of them, and update his "Personal TV files" to recommend more programs that match his taste.

In this way, Robin's Day is in control. So is there a way to maximize the protection of your privacy from infringement? Robin offers some common solutions on the show, for example, active understanding of what information in mobile phones will be extracted by third parties, select "No Trace" and install privacy software, when necessary, use GPS and wireless network search function, even as far as possible to buy things with cash and so on.