It was a matter of time we guess. Leave it to the service provider to not have zero care for the consumer… Most electronics have some ability to have its signatures exploited. Radio waves, vibrations, heat, etc. Your ISP is probably the number one privacy exploiter and violator we come across when helping people re-privacy themselves. Think this is bad? Wait until quantum sensing becomes a readily available technology- theoretically the entire world could be known at any point in time anywhere.

Replace Your Internet Router

(Because the one your provider gave you is spying on you)

If you're using the router that came from your internet company (like Comcast, AT&T, Spectrum, etc.), you're already being watched more than you realize.

These ISP routers:

* Collect your internet activity

* Report back to the provider

* Can be remotely accessed and controlled without your knowledge

* Often include hidden features like public Wi-Fi hotspots or tracking software

In short: you’re renting a surveillance box.

The first real step to privacy is taking control of your home internet at the source — and that means replacing their router with your own.

🛡 What You Need Instead

You want a router that you own, that:

* Doesn’t send your data to anyone

* Gives you full control over what gets connected

* Lets you add layers of privacy later (like a VPN)

Here are two great options that are easy enough for beginners:

🔸 Option A: Firewalla Gold SE – ~$359

* Built for privacy and security

* Easy to set up with an app

* Blocks ads, trackers, hackers

* Lets you monitor and control every device on your network

* Allows future upgrades like VPNs, network segmentation, and more

* Made by a privacy-focused company, not a Big Tech giant

🔧 Setup: Plug it into your modem (or bridge your ISP’s combo box), download the Firewalla app, and follow the simple steps.

🔸 Option B: GL.iNet Flint 2 – ~$129

* Cheaper but still solid for privacy

* More hands-on but still manageable

* Comes with built-in ad blocking and VPN support

* No tracking or logging

🔧 Setup: Plug it in, go to 192.168.8.1 in your browser, follow the setup wizard, and you’re in control.

What If You Already Have a Modem/Router Combo?

Many homes have a combo box from the ISP (a modem and router in one).

In that case:

1. Call your provider and ask them to put the combo box in “bridge mode” — this disables the router part so you can use your own.

2. Then, plug your new router (Firewalla or Flint) into the combo box.

3. All devices will now connect through your secure router — not theirs.

⚠️ Don’t skip bridge mode — otherwise, you’ll end up with “double NAT,” which can break things like streaming and VPNs.

💡 Why This Matters

Your internet connection is like a digital front door of your whole life.

Replacing your ISP’s router:

* Cuts off easy access to your traffic

* Stops hidden tracking at the source

* Opens the door to full control of your privacy setup

This is the first and most important move.

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