Gruveo: videollamadas seguras y anónimas desde tu navegador. Cada vez son más las razones que tenemos para preocuparnos por nuestra privacidad, o más bien la falta de ella.
Si bien la mayoría hemos accedido ya por años a "regalarle" nuestros datos a varios sitios y gigantes del Sillicon Valley, como Apple, Microsoft, Google o Facebook; los hechos que han aparecido más recientemente que demuestran como nuestro propio gobierno o gobiernos extranjeros espían descaradamente todas nuestras comunicaciones, y tiene acceso a la información que compartimos a través de cosas que deberían ser completamente privadas como el correo electrónico, las mensajería instantánea o las videollamadas, por solo mencionar algunas, hacen que hasta el menos paranoico se preocupe un poco.
Uno de los servicios más populares en el mundo para realizar videollamadas: Skype, no se escapa de de la lista de sitios a los que la NSA puede tener acceso con su programa PRISM, y la verdad es que todas nuestras comunicaciones a través de la aplicación podrían ser son vulnerables. Archive Matt and Kathleen's 5th Wheel. You wouldn’t normally think of a 5th wheel trailer as a tiny house, but when I was invited over to Matt and Kathleen’s Forest River Cardinal trailer which is parked behind a friend’s home, I was astounded at how cozy and “house-like” it felt.
The couple, who downsized from their home in Seattle to this 30-foot trailer about a year ago, have turned it into a little mobile retreat. A few years ago, a trip to India opened the couple’s eyes to an alternative way of life and they decided to sell their home in Seattle and most of their belongings. Kathleen said they were both “ready for wheels on a house” and wanted more time for themselves and each other. Matt works as a freelance multimedia designer and Kathleen is an acupuncturist, so their jobs can go on the road with them. Their cats, Mojo and Chloe, also travel along with them and seem to love their new, sunny home. “I love the mobility and the idea of being totally self contained,” she said.
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