How Facebook Intercepts Your Web Traffic
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2024
- In this video I discuss how Facebook has been intercepting and decrypting your private data sent to apps that have nothing to do with Facebook over the years and how anyone else doing this kind of man in the middle attack would be facing prison time, but Facebook execs get special privileges.
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Amazon hosts the content, Google crawls the content, and Facebook tracks the content.
Everything glows
The NSA consumes the content.
So wait...banking information may have been caught up in this too?
User followed by a string of gibberish
👽 you glow we shine ✨️
ATT runs the cables.
and the capitalists run the politicians
Normies before privacy rights violations become known: Nah man you crazy.
Normies after privacy rights violations become known: Nah man everyone knows that.
Also normies after privacy rights violations become know: I've got nothing to hide
To real
1. Ignoring
2. "Man, it's a crazy talk"
3. "Man, it was obvious from the start"
This is so fcking real. Everyone tries to act cool "are you really surprised this was happening? smh" while you check their shit and they hadn't taken any measures to prevent the spying until the news came out.
realest comment you will find on this video
This shouldn't be a class action lawsuit this should be a criminal investigation.
I think FBI already knew. They probably got a couple of billion after the "lawsuit" for doing such a great acting job.
@@user-hf6go4se6m More like the FBI told Facebook to do this.
Nothing will happen. Anyone who can do anything about it is corrupt or too afraid to speak up.
@@user-hf6go4se6m the 3 letter agencies were probably in on it.
i mean everyone remembers prism
0 chance they did not have a deal with three letter agencies, noone is letting their spy pig get sued
How is this not a crime under the Wiretap Act and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
It is, send Zucc to prison
Those laws only apply to non state-sponsored agents.
@supperEisMan
Zuckerberg, FB, Meta donates money to a certain political part who will protect them
It is
He works for the DNC, where laws don't apply
is anyone really surprised that mark reptileberg is intercepting traffic
Issue isn't us. It's the normies. So go make noise.
People say russia is bad but Google, Facebook etc are the worst. Google is the biggest and most dangerous Spyware in our phones..
That's an insult to reptiles
nope, as a matter of fact, when "he" started "The Face Book" people were sharing personal information with him and he was hooked. He's a complete scumbag from the start.
...and to think people made fun of me when I would strictly use Facebook through their website, refusing to install any of their apps. Hope it was worth it, normies!
The nastiest move is how they retconned their entire company name after the lawsuit opened
Do you mind explaining? Im kind of new to this. Much obliged if you can
@@PicaPauDiablo1I think they're referring to their rebrand as Meta
@@PicaPauDiablo1 i think he is saying Facebook rebranded to Meta to possibly have more options legally to win the lawsuit. For example, saying "Facebook" did those things while "Meta" has different standards and cant be held accountable. Some legal bs lol
@@culture2355 thank you. I thought that's what he meant but I wasn't able to connect the dots and was curious if it was the VPN thing where they were calling it secure or whatever but it's probably all of the above right Jesus it's slimy
@@culture2355yeah this isn't a thing
Pretty meta of them to intercept your traffic...
Is there a pihole list to block that?
I'm not really surprised about that
...and to think people made fun of me when I would strictly use Facebook through their website, refusing to install any of their apps. Hope it was worth it, normies!
@@user-wg2vw3mz1v conspiracy therapist
🗿
US Government
Facebook MITMs US users traffic: "I sleep"
Aaron Swartz, a single person who tried to take research papers (funded by the public) from behind a paywall to give the public access to data they paid for: "Real shit"
while watching the video i just thought that facebook is just property of the goverment in a literal sense. anybody else goes to prison
You know who was responsible for hijacking research journals into paywalled content scam? It was Ghislaine Maxwell's mossad double agent father Robert Maxwell who compromised people before Epstein was a thing.
It makes sense if you consider that US Government is run by boomers. Swartz is an evil communist who STOLE from The Academia, just like in the propaganda they watched as children, so it's a righteous moral cause. Meanwhile MITM is impossible to comprehend for them, because how do you even wiretap without wire and a telephone? Not to mention a fair share of them are libertarians who love big corporations.
Literally, idk how Facebook is getting away with this
i sleep real shit meme, based 2017 humor
Remember kids, big companies in USA don`t go to jail, but you sure do!
Remember how gta's Facebook parody was called life invader?? Honestly the name grows more fitting with time. Remember what happened to life invader's Jay Norris in gta v? Honestly the punishment grows more fitting with time.
"yes sir, he's talking to his pastor abo- wait is that a horse dick?"
Do you not know what parody is? Facebook invading people's privacy is nothing new. It seems literacy is dead nowadays.
@@mrbanana6464 What does that have to do with it? GTA's rendition is still a parody.
Rockstar wasn't wrong lol
@@spaghettiking653 Ok, I'll bite. A parody by definition is a creative work designed to imitate, comment on, and/or mock its subject by means of satirical or ironic imitation. They aren't spawned out of nowhere. GTA didn't "predict the future" by portraying facebook as an invasive company, that's the entire point of parody.
Glad you're still calling them Facebook. Wild that they get away with this
Zuckerberg and Company are protected by donations to a blue party
I read the documents about 6 hours ago and was totally blown away by it.
This is so clearly intentional and deliberate that people need to do time over it.
@fiskcakehamster
Not going to happen with the current party in power he owns them through campaign donations
Yeah, rich people don't do time unless they're stealing from other rich people.
Any smaller company would have seen all of their apps removed from the app stores already for this
Why though? This is what you accept in their ToS when you use the vpn
@@Fantaztig are you fuggin serious???
and now they are training ai with all our data ...
This is a big deal, I say confiscate their AI assets, same with any company who trained on questionable data. Wild world we are living in.
Theres a documented case of target predicting a teenage girls pregnancy before she knew or had physical symptoms via baby stuff ads, almost a decade ago, imagine what they can do now, you better believe that big brother knows your physiological profile better than you know your own mind, and is actively trying and sometimes succeeding predicting your own thoughts.
The open source AI that has is in the hands of devs worldwide?@@greedowins2917
@@jacobfreeland3303 the problem is you can say this to the average person and they don't care or even understand the implications. "They can't read my mind" is the kind of response you will get. Little do they know their very minds are shaped like putty and steered right to products they think they wanted to buy of their own natural accord.... it's over
Minority Report is just around the corner...
Facebook has got to be SO confused by my web traffic.
Due to the mix up of porn content?
@@ldandco that’ll definitely be part of it
I let my sister and her friends borrow my computer for a while, after that I got ads for make up, the hair pulling machine (epilator?) and lots of other girly stuff for at least a decade on Facebook.
This did not mind me at all. Not the tiniest bit. It was way better than the crazy shit ads that I see today, like every ad is for a scam web page nowadays.
that's the only good thing about it
The porn is probably the least concerning
corporate ethics will never be solved until individuals are held accountable. Individual profit for collective punishment will obviously only result in corruption
Limited liability is always touted for protecting you from your business failing, but when actual criminal activity is sanctioned and promoted by individuals within the company, and then they get to walk away scott free, it shows how obviously corrupt this entire country is.
Who would guess that when a company is never held accountable for breaking laws, they ignore laws?
So facebook is basically the private sector nsa? Neat
They didn't grow to be one of the biggest corporations in the world from selling ads to local businesses and weird Russian dating sites.
haha, private sector...try "sovereign sector"
So wait...banking information may have been caught up in this too?
@@user-wg2vw3mz1v
Good question.
Probably selling this info to the government so they can get around those pesky laws.
The act of collecting data of private individuals and other organizations should be considered hostile activity. It should be treated like foreign surveillance of a sovereign nation. And the government should be protecting the rights of its population.
I think there should be a balance, for example when you agree to privacy policies - "third party" is so vague. They should be legally required to be transparent about who every single third party is and have entire open sourced technical documentation on how each third party and themselves finds and uses that data. I know most people do not read the policies but I usually do and they are extremely vague yet intentially annoying to read.
For example youtube: I know they use basically every single mouse movement as a potential data source (well not know) but to me I am okay with what I do know because over the years youtube and google have helped me learn massive amounts of information. So from what I think I know I am 99.9% content with them using my data but I would like transparency to know what I don't know
and nothing will be done about it
and what can the plebs do about it? vote?
@@Nick-zp8wkyes continue the votes :p I’m sure they won’t rig the elections when no one stops them from doing so and they have tons to gain
The government likes data collectors. Less work for the FBI and cia
It's not unlikely that they're blackmailing people, with the amount of information they have and their total lack of ethics.
Just another apology coming
This video deserves being shared with others.
Posting it to Facebook. ✊
So wait...banking information may have been caught up in this too?
@@user-wg2vw3mz1vWhy do you think insurance companies are charging you more for your premiums now?
VPN - why am I not surprised
They are selling great packages... Making money on both ends.
Never used a VPN and never will
After all when they want to intercept me they have their ways.
When I want privacy I will turn off my digital life.
@@GooogleGoglee You HAVE to use A VPN if your playing peer-to-peer games
like GTA5. Script kiddies will pummel and dox your IP address in two seconds.
@@GooogleGogleeif vpns dont work why do glowies keep trying to ban them?
@@YTDeletes90PercentOfMyCommentsthere's really only one that actually works.
There is only one I'm aware of that actually doesn't keep records and has turned law enforcement away empty-handed when they showed up with a warrant because they actually had nothing to give them.
Granted that could change. And maybe it even already has. But the rest keep records no matter what they say.
Presumably the ones who are against them don't realize how much law enforcement actually uses their records.
And keep in mind a lot of them are ultimately owned by Chinese and Israeli companies. Don't believe for a second they're not helping out their buddies at the drop of a hat.
Imagine if tiktok did this, the response would be complete 180
if? they are 😛
proof? @@harriet-x.x
bro thinks tiktok doesnt do this😭😭
@@bedi8049 i mean in app tracking is pretty normal all app track their user but what facebook doing is not in app tracking what they're doing is 1 million times worse
Tiktok absolutely does this and more
Someone send this to Louis Rossmann...
Lol he will have a meltdown and act like he's such a victim. Mental outlaw has been preaching for many years now about what is going on. He is such a good person to explain things
@@knowledgeispower3212 what are you even trying to say?
somebody should def send it to him
@@manuelp7472 I believe he is saying that rossman is not the right man for the job but due to his whining tactics has been hogging spotlight that ought to be going to our man here.
@@manuelp7472 oh you know what I'm trying to say stop lying
Facebook is on my router logs more than Google is.
Don't connect your smart TV to the internet...
SO TRUE. I found my TV was downloading and uploading lots of traffic and also things I talked would show up on ads, even on the boot screen. Scary stuff.
@@Peglegkickboxerboot screen ads? On a product you purchased for hundreds of dollars?
@@Jules-69lolmore likely than you think!
@@CrazyGamer1541 yeah I'm not looking at fucking ads lol
@@Jules-69lol They also come on your home screen and as random notifications. If that wasn't enough, your streaming service might also shove ads onto the screen
Makes me wonder how many other major platforms are doing the same exact thing
All of them
They all do😅
well NOW they definitely do it, as they can see how noone gives a **&$
Ex Machina touched on a similar topic, and when one character asked what would happen if the government knew they were doing it, the other character said oh the government knows we are doing it, but they won't do anything about it because they are doing the same thing.
So wait...banking information may have been caught up in this too?
Why don't people protest on this? This has been going on for too long
Because it's inevitable. The government do it too.
People are too dumb to care anymore.
A lobster won’t leave the pot if you heat it from room temperature.
We’re the lobster 🦞
They don't understand the technology or how it impacts their life, it's a free service and they have their friends on it still.
protest? stop using the services! you won't. so there's your answer.
Literally the modern companys are bigger hackers then the hackers back in the day and the fact that they can get a way is such a bs
Eventually fines become operating costs
I ❤ American and Israeli companies working together to better analyze us for our safety and whatnot
Joking right?
@@letsbuildasnowman7058cmon man..
So wait...banking information may have been caught up in this too?
Of course! Israel is our greatest ally!
Why?@@AndalusianLuis
Now i understand how they are doing so perfectly targeted ADs!
I take the fact that I keep getting ads on instagram about things i have zero interest in (donating to muslim causes [i'm catholic], grifters running "buy my course" scams etc), as a sign that my opsec is working well.
Google and Amazon are doing it too, all the SEOs are doing it, it's revolting.
The fact I can mention blue shorts around my phone which is 'asleep' and face down, and I get advertisements through google adsense of blue shorts is a complete invasion of privacy, you can't even disagree to the terms and use the purchased product anyway.
@@Rexhunterj Bro sometimes it seems like they just read your mind straight up. At times, I'll notice even if I'm not talking about it, searching for it (I know about profiling+stored ad perfs, possible SUBCONSCIOUS cues, etc, of course), just no inklings to HINT what I want and what do you know.. advert of what I was thinking about popping up.. hmm. They have the technology to do this too, ( patents.google.com/patent/US3951134A/en ).. food for thought.
i guarantee they're still doing stuff like this today (probably much worse) they've just gotten much better about hiding it.
Um this video is about what they're doing today lol
Reminder that Facebook is an app that is installed by default on most Android phones(the OS will consider it a system app and you can only disable it), so it's not like you even have a choice to whether you want to opt out of this.
There are ways to uninstall using ADB, but normies have no clue what that is
It’s not the Facebook app, it’s only when you install the VPN app
Buying your phone directly from the manufacturer helps quite a bit. That's what we did - lo and behold, no bloatware.
@@Fantaztig ooh okay
The biggest fed op honeypot ever
imagine using faceberg
Zuccface
Even if ur not a user they've still got a profile
@@jmanakajosh9354Keep it up, the digital bitrot will set in after a few years.
Ah yes The Narcissist's Prayer
"That didn't happen.
And if it did, it wasn't that bad.
And if it was, that's not a big deal.
And if it is, that's not my fault.
And if it was, I didn't mean it.
And if I did, you deserved it."
That's right! It's a big club! And we aren't in it!
I would really like to see your sources linked in the video description so we can also form our own opinions 👍
Just intercept it back. Easy peasy lemon squeezy
shame that's "illegal"
It's terrorism if you aren't a billionaire.
Facebook IS LifeLog, plain and simple. Its only purpose is and always has been to record as much information about as many people as possible.
Yup, Zuckerberg sold out to Darpa after they couldn't get the approval themselves
LifeInvader*
Darpa's lifelog made zuck sell the populous out
D
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Lifelog made zuck sell out decades ago. Zombie zuck is a shell of a man
@@alextheonewarrior Yes lol
thank you for the digital literacy you provide, I believe your content echoes that of pioneering journalism; that way a common man such as myself can stay ahead of the times and make informed decisions. Truly a big help. Thanks again
Deion Sanders and Facebook have 1 thing in common, interceptions.
wow
Fba always on people's mind
And they’re also both washed up jokes now
finally someone explains how this is even possible, thank you! didn't expect injecting a root certificate was that simple 😮
Companies do the same with their employees traffic. So you have to be careful what you do on company devices
@@willi1978 you should add: in the US
Israel's ability to build high-tech spy tools is outstanding, yet i can't imagine them not seeing the attacks of oct the 7th
Shhh, don't say too much or you'll suddenly become suicidal.
They also don't allow 5G in their country even tho they've invented it.
Plot twist: Israel hired hamas
oh vey stop noticing things!
oh the government knew there's no doubt about it, they're just mega crooks that never stop scheming resulting in civillians suffering both ways (mostly the gazans right now). I mean it's largely their fault that hamas exists in the first place
Its not necessarily them buying off the government, it can and often is the government buying them. Microsoft before it's monopoly lawsuit in the 90's used to pay no money in lobbyist fees, now they and the rest of big tech all do. The government and the corporations share personnel back and forth, and money in a similar way.
in other words, government is bought by companies
Use adb on an android phone and use top to view processes. Most are root you can't kill a single one and you can't have root on "Your own" phone. You can't even remove the browser it's baked into the OS can't remove the UA-cam app etc you can't edit the hosts file to block sites. You don't own your phone it owns you.
wtf
@@hazi1855 check it out for yourself
You can install a custom ROM while phone manufacturers still let you
@@heperfectirl9470 Not on mine already tried it
They are making rooting almost impossible too. Asus dropped bootloader unlocking for 2 years now because they are "updating" their servers. Motorola has you sign extra legal agreement if you want to root. And the unwanted suspicious apps you find baked into the OS afterward is staggering.
There's even more shady stuff going on with their share button seen on many sites.
Based Firefox quarantines the Facebook share button by default
Wow, that's frickin evil.
Thanks for the video, Cheers from Australia 😊
Sounds like something ADL funded and pushed through.
More likely a DARPA project named Lifelog. The org charts of both DARPA and ADL have an over-representation problem.
Bro's timing is amazing, and I love it.
VPN: "Very Private, NOT!"
It's become meta for meta to do these things
And Julian Assange might be faceing the death penalty
it sucks being the few frogs that realize we are in a pot of boiling water. Someome should do something or something.
better than facing the seven laws of Noachidism
@@pluto8404 There's nothing to be done, it's already set in stone. It's best abandon the already sinking ship
Oh god, for real? I came from Reject Convenience’s video shouting yours out and I can’t believe I hadn’t integrated this into my view of Facebook back in 2016-2018. I wouldn’tve guessed it was ‘actual mass wiretapping’ bad.
Thank you for bringing this story 👍
That's crazy bruh, this why u gotta research your VPN service
And don't use anything Israeli.
@@snorman1911 What's Israeli anyway?
How are you going to do it though? By design VPNs are supposed to be opaque black boxes, the only way you can "research" them if the VPN provider got busted after the fact.
@@ra2enjoyer708 like the guy above me said. If it Israeli thats sus 💀
@@ra2enjoyer708 look at snormans comment above thats how
I really wonder what happens with the fine money... Where does it supposedly goes to and where it actually goes?
Like, is it a plus on taxes? Or is it like a bonus to governing body officials?
It is what they call a "kickback"
Maybe the general fund of the treasury
Hmm. Idea... Social media related fines should go to social security fund?
I didn't know much of this and am so happy that you clarified the lawsuit. It does make you wonder when corporate crime will become criminal? How much money do you have to have before the law doesn't apply to you?
7:29 THANK YOU! It's a relief to know that such list exists.
Its always the same people. I mean, I mean, Its always the same evil corporations.. My bad.
No, you had it right the first time.
@@carlthecaveman Figured. Thanks for the correction.
So wait...banking information may have been caught up in this too?
always the brazilians am i right?
@@eprimchad2576 Fine, since were blaming the Australians, lets blame the Austrians.
Facebook-" 1 Hacker way " I do hate to state the obvious here 👀🤔🤣
Now the whole 'talking about something then getting ads for it' makes sense
I can't believe a revelation like this doesn't cause a gigantic shitstorm.
If you do this as individual you are going to jail for life that’s how fucked up this world is
algorithm. The more we find out about the lizard king, the more we wonder if only fellow lizards are left at meta.
That glows so brightly that it can be seen from space with the naked eye.
Thanks for the heads-up M8, thats really appalling!
Ah, so that's why I'm getting a bunch of anime and terminally online political stuff on my facebook feed as of recent.
We need more eyes on this
That's awesome! The surveillance economy is even more surveillance than previously thought!
Congrats with 600k🎉
If a normal person does anything like this, they will go to prison for years, but I guess no one from meta will
Theres a documented case of target predicting a teenage girls pregnancy before she knew or had physical symptoms via baby stuff ads, almost a decade ago, imagine what they can do now, you better believe that big brother knows your physiological profile better than you know your own mind, and is actively trying and sometimes succeeding predicting your own thoughts.
They don't even need Neuralink tbh.
Former CIA-project-turned-cloud-computing giant Oracle buys up (and consolidates with a high degree of confidence) all available tracking data on over 5 billion people.
The American government's Global Information Dominance Experiment is attempting to use ai to predict the best action to take in a conflict situation by feeding it a ton of high-quality data.
It's only a matter of time before those two hands come together.
I've always wondered about that cause there's been a few occasions where I was talking to random people while waiting for the bus, and we had situations where we were thinking about something then days later we see ads for the thing we were thinking about. I've also had family say the same thing, but I also chalked up to maybe I looked up something and forgot in one way or another.
...and my comment about the Global Information Dominance Experiment ai and how useful it will find the extensive tracking data profiles of companies like Oracle? Gone! Not even shadow banned, just straight up deleted.
I guess there are certain publicly facing companies and certain publicly acknowledged government projects that I am not allowed to talk about on UA-cam, because they've deleted 2 attempts at writing a comment about them now. Nothing to see here, move along.
Thanks for sharing this
I’m in the early phases of studying for my CompTIA Security+ cert so I could be wrong, but this sounds like an SSL Stripping attack.
Meta means most effective tactic available.
Another reason why only free-and-open-source can be labeled ethical
I would say donation based open source - pay and contribute what you can when you can
Damn, good that i follow ur content
Each video you make I find out more and more how predatory companies can be. I've always known it and tried to avoid spooky stuff, so Im scared someday you're gonna post a video on how bitwarden or some shit gets hacked. I have faith it won't, but yknow.
Luckily you can use Vaultwarden and run a bitwarden instance yourself :)
People are wondering why they aren’t prosecuted to the highest extent but where else is the NSA going to get its data from?
lol
they get it straight from you saying every cpu has doors made for them my friend
this is sinister and shameless. I shouldn't be surprised, but it's so bold and outright, I still am.
Consumer circumventing security: charged with dmca crimes
Meta:
Well, I am not that surprised.
Unlucky, that the punishment was so insignificant.
Thanks for the video!
for some reason I am not surprised by this.
Finally, MITM (Mark In The Middle) Attck
haahaha
Thanks for another actual informative and useful video. Better get the good stuff while I can before they target your channel next 😆🤐
Thank you for bringing attention to this!
The fact they get away with it is f**ked
cyber crime, simple as that
I said they were doing this over a decade ago, and people thought I was crazy,,,,
I'm always wondering who are the people that work on those codebases? Are those developers so spineless? Imagine ending your work day and think "I feel good, knowing I'm making the world worse place"
Hope this somehow gets brought up in the TikTok trial
If people still don't understand the significance of Virginius Frank Coe something like this will not make a difference in any trial. McCarthyism was a distraction.
JUST GOES TO SHOW YOU, NEVER BE SMALL TIME, GO LARGE OR GO TO JAIL.
steal 100 go to jail, steal 100 million, eh pay this million dollar fine and all is good.
THANK YOU
The OS shows a huge warning when an app tries to install a root cert, notifying that the app will have access to all decrypted traffic. The user has to be really dumb to accept it and then be surprised that the app actually does snoop on their traffic.
If you watch this at 1.5x speed, it sounds like real human speech.
DAJOOOS AT IT AGAIN
Right?
These folks cannot help themselves.
cursed be Cannan
What makes it worse is that it's not just localised to the U.S, they do it in foreign countries as well. I don't even use Facebook and have seen the trackers all over the web by watching the developer tools, despite using blockers.
...and to think people made fun of me when I would strictly use Facebook through their website, refusing to install any of their apps. Hope it was worth it, normies!
ok and you are still connecting to their servers
Irrelevant because the Facebook app is not the culprit here
I really wish you would put a lit of references in your description instead of just linking your wallets
It boggles my mind that they just get away with this...