Tracking me down.

I've become a product of my environment. Every day I make it possible for people with a bit of skills to track me down. If they are good at it, they might even steal my identity. I'm a well-meaning, easy fooled sucker!

Take my credit-card for instance. I use it when I go shopping. I hardly ever carry any cash, my dear friend VISA is always in my pocket. Everywhere I go, he goes with me. And I spread tracks all around me. If someone asks me where I was on April 13th, I just ask my bank-account. VISA is telling me that I was sitting in a bar called "Scruffy Murphy" in Bergen that day. It was pretty early in the day too.... and I spent exactly 368 NOK at 15.28 p.m. No wonder I didn't remember....

My cell-phone is also a good friend of mine. He would never tell on me! I think... At least not if he's turned off. But he's always online, eager to let anyone find me. So if I am visiting places I have no business visiting, then he'll maybe turn out an enemy? Hmm... I wonder..... And what if I've left my phone out of my sight for a little while.... look at this video below.



One of the comments to this video is this :"THE DOWNLOAD THIS GUY IS ADVERTISING IS A SCAM IN ORDER TO MAKE ILLEGAL CALLS FROM YOU CELL PHONE. DON'T FALL FOR THIS VIEWERS"
Maybe not a good idea to try it out, or what?

But my computer then, he's a dear friend in every way. He's my everyday oracle, and he's always willing to find the information I need. Always! And if I want to hide my tracks on the Internet, then I can use so-called "In private browsing". Right? Or am I spreading cookies all over the Net? Well, I can't see why anyone should ever be bothered by what I'm doing in cyber-space.



I just got an e-mail from a nice man who needs my help. He just need my bank-account number to move a substancial amount of money out of Nigeria. And I will get a handsom 10% reward if I help him. I'm a lucky man!