Thread: Is your printer spying on you?

Privacy is becoming a scarce commodity nowadays:

http://www.eff.org/Privacy/printers/


All the best,


Ed Torres

Interesting. I don't have a laser printer and probably will not get one any time soon.
I know your computer can be tracked because of info encoded in the Pentium processor.
Your email can be accessed by many people for many reasons.
In fact, you have much less privacy than you think.
http://www.privacyteam.com/ The Book "It's None of Your Business" is worth the price.

Moral: Don't do anything on a computer that you would not want posted on a billboard.

I don't think printer can spy on someone :) :) :)

I also believe that printers cannot spy on you, because their only function is to print documents and much more. Personally, I have been using the pvc card printer for a long time and am very pleased with its functionality. My life has become much easier with him!

It seems to me that all the equipment is constantly monitoring us, even the kettle, so I will not be surprised if the printer transfers data somewhere

I don't know what kind of printer you have. I personally have a brother. And my big brother is not spying on me for sure. By the way, if you have run out of ink in the printer toner, then I strongly recommend that you visit the site https://www.mrdepot.ca/products/brother-tn450-toner. Here you will find ink at a cheap price with online payment and fast delivery.