Using Citizen Ex is like stepping into a giant map. You can see where you are geographically, what other people are doing, and it's all in real-time. It's like you have your own Google Maps and Street View but you are the map.

When you connect to the internet, you connect through law. Law has its own language, and you have to understand it. You connect to the internet and use its resources through a proxy that sends data to the server you are accessing. This server responds to your connection and determines what is in the information it receives. That information tells the internet what you do and what you access. That is how websites work. The server then sends this information back to your computer, where it is stored and used.

If you're a regular internet user, then you're contributing to a surveillance state that is watching you. The websites you visit and the services you use allow the companies that own them to track you and learn who you are. That's not the only way they can do it. Every time you're online, it is possible to be tracked by law enforcement. In the future, your identity, and where you are online, will be a big deal. If that happens, you can use the Citizen Ex browser extension to find out where you are on the internet. It's your online map.

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Real-time updates and charts of where you are online.

Real-time country name and time zone.

Real-time latitude, longitude and elevation.

Real-time weather.

World population, languages, and territory.