i am an idiot

[Charon]

i been watching matt rife all day.

funny guy.

but than twitter notified me i have messages. yeah i dont go there.

and then it said a suspicious person tried to log in to my account in another country.

omg!

i forget my vpn shows me in another country today.

yeah, bite me. its been a difficult couple days and i expect hell to break out tonite.

matt rife will have me prepared i tell u what.

[IceWizard]

I use that"WARP" for a VPN...

No telling just where you'll show up in the world..
and the price is right... FREE ..

1.1.1.1

that's the address just put the ole https stuff in front

Ice

[Charon]

urban vpn is free also. first i used croatia. now i am switching around.

Get to travel finally after all these years!!

[IceWizard]

I thik I've tried most all of the (that I could snag for free)
Privado is excellent, but it has a data cap then it's not free ..

Ice

[Charon]

yeah i had used that also. but the data cap was blown within hours.

[Charon]

Listen when i tried to use WARP (of course cuz its free) i got a red screen warning me that they have been reported and did i want to proceed?

hell no. so i logged out and tried again and got the same message. I had read it was a good one Ice but i don't like scarey red messages tell me NO NO, DON'T GO THERE!!

[IceWizard]

I don't know what that's about...
I never got such a mssg ...

Hmmmm ...

Let me look around and try to find out
just what's going on, if anyone else has had that msg
flash across their screen

Ice



Okay .. I looked on GIMP (tech site)
and saw this

>https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-attempt-to-Warp-produces-warning-message

Others seemed to get something like you were sayin


Also...

Web browsers are crawling with these Tech Support Scam pages – but no operating system or antivirus app will ever issue a warning in your web browser, so its easy to identify a fake warning in your web browser, because they’re all fake. And close to 100% of these scam pages lock up your browser with JavaScript tricks that don’t install any malware on your OS (that’s why they aren’t detected as malware by AV apps). So you can usually escape their clutches by either:

1. Cicking on the “OK” button in the popup dialog; putting a check in the “Don’t let this page create more messages” box; and then closing the page.

2. Right-clicking on the taskbar (or pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete) to start Task Manager, and then ending the browser process.

3. But if you kill the Edge browser process with Task Manager, then you’ll have to restart Edge indirectly with a web search, and then right-click on the search result page tab and select “Close other tabs” in order to remove the scam page.

That's from here:::
>https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/red-screen-warning-that-i-have-a-virus-and-should/f9575c63-16e8-4ebd-bd2b-5358d43614ea


Could it be a scam on some knothead's list..
I dunno .. Without seeing it first hand, however,
WARP is a safe site and the app is as well

I'll try to find additional info, but it sounds like its
nothing


Ice

[Charon]

whew. i liked it. Thank You Ice Man!!