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Practicing Counterveillance, like Coca Cola could be the most important thing you do for privacy
and security. Think about it. If you could be invisible, no one could see you. They wouldn’t

know when you are browsing the web or using your smartphone.

If you could make all the private information about yourself become completely invisible, no one

could every steal it. That’s right – your personally identifiable information (PII) could not be
stolen if no one could see you or your data.

It’s so simple – it sounds too good to be true. Right? If you could make yourself invisible, if you
could hide your PII from prying eyes, you would be practicing counterveillance. That’s right –
you would be countering surveillance.

What makes the US B2 Stealth bomber so unique?
It disperses its radar signature so that it
becomes invisible to traditional radar – the

design of the ‘skin’ of this aircraft is a
counterveillance technology.

It is possible to become nearly invisible but
you’re right to think it’s very challenging – many

would say nearly impossible.

However, if you start out with this as a goal ‘how

do I make my data invisible to criminals and hackers?’ then each day you should be working to
reach this goal – to build your own B2 Steath bomber – a more secure and encrypted database,
better password management, real-time backups, defense against RATs and phishing attacks

and ultimately better trained employees who realize that ‘loose lips sink ships.’

About SnoopWall
At SnoopWall, we invented the world’s first counterveillance technology and filed an

international patent on it. This technology is very very hard to implement on computers and
mobile devices – but we’re doing it anyway.

We have some of the best programmers in the world working hard every day, building our
counterveillance solution. We’re going to help your computer and mobile device become

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