On 2015-09-19, Don Y wrote:
Do you avoid contact with EVERYONE who has a gmail account? Are you
sure someone hasn't forwarded one of your messages to someone else
who does?? Are you sure MyISP.com isn't subcontracting their mail
services to Google??

My ISP for email is myself. :-) I use a variety of different email
addresses for different people and different purposes. (I'll use
one-time throwaways on free services sometimes just to sign up
for something and then don't use that account ever again.

It's not perfect, but I don't just hand information over willingly.
Someone is going to have to do some digging and analysis.

Have you avoided every web site that uses scripts supplied from
other domains (googleadservices, ackamai, etc.)? Does your IP
address change frequently? MAC address? Do you alter the fingerprint
of your web browser with each HTTP request? Do you ever click
on links (which provide referrer tracebacks)? Does your ISP share
information with others (warrants, voluntarily, etc.) without
your consent?

I use a browser armored to the hilt where I control who can run scripts
and what other domains can be contacted. I use a foreign-based VPN service
that offers quite a few exit points and keeps no logs. Yes, I have an
addon that randomly changes the browser fingerprint. My ISP has no idea
what goes through my home connection beyond initiation of the VPN tunnel.
They have no information to share.

Likewise, look at the credit card transactions on those days and times
and you can further confirm the "evidence" from the phone record.

Another good reason to pay in cash.

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