The Internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, enabling a limitless opportunity for information sharing. However, with the eagerness of new enterprises to capitalize on this revolution, it is not surprising that privacy and security have become secondary concerns in the pursuit of this opportunity. The dramatic increase in the discovery of security and privacy breaches since the birth of the Internet illustrates this alarming trend.

Whenever you visit a Website unprotected, you not only expose yourself to risk of invasion, you provide information about yourself, that can include your viewing habits, your search terms, your geographical location, your address, phone number, employment details, your credit card numbers, and more. Many of these Websites keep logs of this information compiling dossiers on their users as well. Even if you trust the intent and integrity of the people behind the site you're visiting, in most cases, your information is still at risk to security invasion.

Anonymizer.com strongly supports the responsible use of information to provide better service for the users of the Internet. We also believe, though, that it is entirely at the discretion of the user to disclose private information. Anonymizer.com ensures that this is always the case.

Since 1996, Anonymizer.com has been the trusted leader in stemming these abuses through easy-to-use, anonymous surfing, email, Web publishing, and secure dial-up services. In addition, we will soon offer large-scale licensing of the Anonymizer Server for organizations and businesses. While your organization may have implemented a security policy aimed at preventing unauthorized entry, your employees may be unknowingly revealing information about your organization to competitors and more.

Anonymizer.com is continuing to develop technology which will give greater control of how you wish to disclose your information. At Anonymizer.com, we are determined to keep the control in your hands - the user.

Why a Privacy Service?

The Internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, enabling a limitless opportunity for information sharing. However, with the eagerness of new enterprises to capitalize on this revolution, it is not surprising that privacy and security have become secondary concerns in the pursuit of this opportunity. The dramatic increase in the discovery of security and privacy breaches since the birth of the Internet illustrates this alarming trend.

Whenever you visit a Website unprotected, you not only expose yourself to risk of invasion, you provide information about yourself, that can include your viewing habits, your search terms, your geographical location, your address, phone number, employment details, your credit card numbers, and more. Many of these Websites keep logs of this information compiling dossiers on their users as well. Even if you trust the intent and integrity of the people behind the site you're visiting, in most cases, your information is still at risk to security invasion.

Anonymizer.com strongly supports the responsible use of information to provide better service for the users of the Internet. We also believe, though, that it is entirely at the discretion of the user to disclose private information. Anonymizer.com ensures that this is always the case.

Since 1996, Anonymizer.com has been the trusted leader in stemming these abuses through easy-to-use, anonymous surfing, email, Web publishing, and secure dial-up services. In addition, we will soon offer large-scale licensing of the Anonymizer Server for organizations and businesses. While your organization may have implemented a security policy aimed at preventing unauthorized entry, your employees may be unknowingly revealing information about your organization to competitors and more.