Privacy and anonymity were supposed to be some of the Internet’s greatest assets, and many people believe their actions remain hidden from unwanted observation. This belief remains even after hearing multiple times about information leaks and the ease with which their private information becomes available to those collect it and to those who aren’t supposed to have access to it. In reality, by default Internet privacy is almost nonexistent — your activity is watched and logged by your provider. In many countries, the content you can and cannot access is controlled by your government. And virtually everywhere, your private information gets sold to companies that use it for commercial purposes, poorly designed software leaks your data, and records get hacked.