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Most of us grew up with the Internet
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so we are used to things like
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having our data shared without
our knowledge.
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We talked to some people who
got online later in life
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I'm used to typing with one finger because
I've got a cat on my lap
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How do you use the Internet?
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My bank, the weather, and emails
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Check my drone sites on Facebook
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New York Times ... The Atlantic
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So I'm definitely a social media kind of person
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The hip stuff that's happening
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Photographs or news about...
mostly my choral group that I'm in
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Because they do a lot of partying
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How do you protect yourself online?
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That's Jim's job
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- Hahaha yeah, The Protector
- He's supposed to protect me
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- Yeah, I'm a protector
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Clear my cookies, a lot
And my history
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- I have Norton Antivirus
- Yeah
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Protecting ourselves as far as
porn or something like that?
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Forget it!
Hahahaha (laughing)
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- We go to the magazine
- Hahahaha (laughing)
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Firefox thinks you should be able
to know who is accessing your data.
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So when you go online, not only
do the sites see what you were doing,
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But the sites connected to those sites
can see it too!
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So on this browser,
21 sites have been visited
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But 255 third party sites
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have also connected with your activity
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Wow!
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I'd like to have that information
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There's no doubt that, um...
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we have little insider awareness now
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It's uh... It's very disconcerting
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I think if there was a browser that
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I could go into and do that kind of thing
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that, know that it's not going to be tracked.
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Firefox believes in transparency
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and empowering you to take control.
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- It's very easy now.
- Is this available now on Firefox?
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- Say, there must be a little orange
animal involved in this
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Keep your info personal
Download now at firefox.com
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There is a whole other area I'd like to touch on,
if you're gonna ask
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and that is um...
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online dating! (smile)
