Secrettrick.net receives about 45 unique visitors per day, and it is ranked 8,781,982 in the world. Secrettrick.net uses Nginx web technologies. Secrettrick.net links to network IP address 107.6.156.155. Find more data about secrettrick. Healthcoachfactory.com receives about 45 unique visitors per day, and it is ranked 8,468,146 in the world. Healthcoachfactory.com uses Nginx, Ubuntu web technologies. Healthcoachfactory.com links to network IP address 165.22.194.193. Find more data about healthcoachfactory. Disconnect was named the best privacy tool by the New York Times (2016), Innovation Award winner for Best Privacy and Security software at South by Southwest (2015), listed as one of the 100 best innovations of the year by Popular Science and one of the 20 best Chrome extensions by Lifehacker. Disconnect is open-source, pay-what-you-want software disconnect. Disconnect is the only VPN app that blocks invasive tracking inside all your apps without routing all your traffic. As a user you will see that everyday Disconnect blocks hundreds of companies from collecting your online activity. By blocking all these trackers, Disconnect.

Disconnect lets you visualize and block the invisible websites that track you.

After clicking above, open the disconnect.safariextz file to install Disconnect (the file may be in your Downloads folder).

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Speed

Load the pages you go to an average of 27% faster.

Privacy

Stop 2,000+ third-party sites from tracking you.

Security

Encrypt the data you share with popular sites.

Our privacy policy, in a sentence: We don’t collect your IP address or any other personal info, except your email address if you ask us to email you.

We crawl the web to find the companies that track people, then Disconnect works in your browser to block tracking requests from those companies. Click any item below to learn more about Disconnect.

When you visit this site, the following sites are informed:

This site is informed when you visit the following sites:

Toolbar button

The toolbar button lives at the top of your browser and shows you the total number of tracking requests on every page you go to. Green means all the requests on a page are blocked. Gray means some are unblocked. Click the button to see and block or unblock the requests.

Dropdown

The dropdown shows you the number of tracking requests on a page by company. Green or checked means the requests are blocked. Gray or unchecked means they’re unblocked. Click any icon or checkbox to block or unblock requests.

Navbar

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The navbar links to helpful pages – like this one!

Common tracking sites

Common tracking sites – Facebook, Google, and Twitter – are shown separately to make them easy to block or unblock. Click any icon to block or unblock a site.

Other tracking sites

Other tracking sites are shown by category – advertising, analytics, social networking, and content – and company. Click any arrow to show or hide the companies in a category. Click any icon to block or unblock a category. Click any checkbox to block or unblock a company.

Note: Content contains requests for resources like YouTube videos and Flickr photos that may track you but that, without, most people would consider pages broken. This category and the companies inside aren’t blocked by default (other filtering apps don’t block them either). We don’t recommend blocking the category or companies because of the potential to break pages.

Options

The options let you change Disconnect’s behavior.

• The Whitelist site or Blacklist site button lets you unblock or block all the requests on the site you’re on. Your preference will be remembered the next time you go to the site.
• The Visualize page button lets you graph the requests on the site you’re on. See that view for more instructions.
• The Secure Wi-Fi checkbox lets you prevent wireless eavesdropping by forcing sites to encrypt your data whenever possible. See this video for more info.
• The Secure search checkbox will be functional soon.

Dashboard

The dashboard shows you Disconnect’s effect on the page you’re on – the time and bandwidth you saved and the number of Wi-Fi requests you secured. Click the Facebook or Twitter icons to share these stats with your friends.

Our mission is to help people understand and control their online data.

Why Disconnect

Your personal info should be your own. But today thousands of companies invisibly collect your data on the Internet, including the pages you go to and the searches you do. Often, this personal data is packaged and sold without your permission.

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What we believe

Understanding online data collection and controlling access to your personal info should be easy. You should be free to move about the Internet without anyone looking over your shoulder and without fear that your online activity might be analyzed, your searches scrutinzed, or your security compromised.

Who we are

Disconnect was founded in 2011 by Brian Kennish, a former Google and DoubleClick engineer; and Casey Oppenheim, a consumer- and privacy-rights advocate and attorney. We develop award-winning, user-friendly privacy and security software in Palo Alto, California. By being an advocate for Internet users, we hope to create enduring, positive change in the way personal info is handled online.

Disconnect exists to help solve an important social issue and our founding principles are reflected in the way we run the company. We’re proud to be a Certified B Corp.

Our software is used by 1 million people every week and is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars.

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