SM017 Survivalist Prepper T.V. and Internet Security

This week I talked about where we are headed with Survalist Prepper and our plans for the future. I plan on doing more on YouTube and Google Plus than I have in the past just to see if it’s worth the time.

I also went over some simple ways that we can be more aware about what we are doing online and how some of the things we do, and don’t even give a second thought about could be leading us to giving up too much information about ourselves.

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S.P.T.V.

As far as SPTV goes it’s still up in the air. So far I want it to be a show for preppers by preppers about what we are all doing. Everyone’s situation is different and while many aspects of prepping are universal, one size does not fit all.

• Different guests every show
• From Bloggers to everyday preppers like you.
• SPTV is about getting different perspectives.
• Learning about what you feel is important.
• Giving a voice to the everyday prepper/survivalist.
• Becoming more prepared and helping each other out along the way.

My vision for the show…

Each week we will have different guests on ranging from the average prepper at home to some of the preparedness experts we all know.
Each show will be on a certain topic and we will have a round table discussion about questions the listeners ask.

Be part of the Show!

If you would like to join in on one of the shows just email me at survivalistprepperdale@gmail.com and let me know. I want to have 2 or 3 guests on each week so if you can’t get on this week (or month) theres always next time.

Links From The Show…

9 Tips To Help Safeguard Your Online Privacy

Some of us may feel that online privacy is an illusion because websites infringe upon it so subtly that we don’t even know what they gathered about us. That may be true, but this uncertainty is an even better reason for us to protect ourselves from possible invasions of privacy. [READ MORE]

Top 12 Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy

You may be “shedding” personal details, including e-mail addresses and other contact information, without even knowing it unless you properly configure your Web browser. In your browser’s “Setup”, “Options” or “Preferences” menus, you may wish to use a pseudonym instead of your real name, and not enter an e-mail address, nor provide other personally identifiable information that you don’t wish to share. [READ MORE]

Snowden’s Cryptographer Video