1. Contact all the political party's, have them place you on their DNC list.
2.http://stoppoliticalcalls.org/index.php
3.Then when one of them calls, go directly to their web site, most have pages of their own. Shoot them a email and tell them DNC, give them the url of the political DNC and tell them to use it!
I get at least 2 calls a day on my pay-as-you-go cell phone. I do not have voicemail set up so I don't get any messages. This is my emergency phone so I have given no one this number. I can't block these calls with Verizon. Anyone know how to stop this? It is really annoying.
1. Contact all the political party's, have them place you on their DNC list.
2.http://stoppoliticalcalls.org/index.php
3.Then when one of them calls, go directly to their web site, most have pages of their own. Shoot them a email and tell them DNC, give them the url of the political DNC and tell them to use it!
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul and Matt Kibbe, president of the conservative organizing group FreedomWorks, are filing a class action lawsuit against President Obama and other members of his administration over the National Security Agency's (NSA) collection of phone metadata, a practice they believe violates the Fourth Amendment.
Thanks to the heroic freedom-fighter and whistle-blower Edward J. Snowden we now know that an army of private contractors working for the NSA and the US Military unlawfully monitors everyone’s IP Addresses, e-mail addresses, telephone traffic, all your contact lists, all your text messages, passwords, GPS locations with dates and time, Facebook posts & pictures, LinkedIn pages & pictures, your search engine keywords entered (yes – even the keywords typed in but you don’t press the enter key), all web sites visited, all your credit card numbers, all your inbound and outbound e-mail messages, your voice-print, and facial image (for facial recognition devices planted around the world used to identify your movement). They have also now installed ultra-high resolution traffic cameras in US cities and on police cars that scan our license plate tags and store that information in databases and those databases are shared with the NSA.
They store all that information forever, under your name, at the US Military’s new massive Utah Data Center and can pull it up at any time and look back in time at all your data. They can even freely tap into the microphone and/or camera on your smart phone, tablet, laptop, PC, and your automobile’s OnStar system, your xBox and any other similar Internet connected devices. Rest assured – if it connects to the Internet – the US Military can tap into it and illegally monitor you. And now we have learned the NSA has back door access into the entire line of RSA's encryption tools.