With privacy rights being trampled by the government daily, I’ve been on a bit of a mission to secure my digital existence as much as possible against those who would seek to violate my privacy.  As a result, I’ve implemented SSL on ConsiderLiberty.com.  What does this mean?  Basically when you visit the site using the secure URL – https://considerliberty.com your connection with the site will be encrypted; your interactions with the site will be obscured from prying eyes.  This is typically a measure reserved for sites that manage financial transactions, or other sensitive information.  Is it really necessary for a lowly blog?  Probably not.  But it’s one more measure against an overly intrusive government and will make your time here a little more secure.  Thanks for stopping by!

P.S. Check back soon for a new piece investigating how Edward Snowden, Net Neutrality and ISIS may be connected.

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