If you decided to be completely anonymous how would you ensure it?

[Deleted member 76351]

I’ve been thinking about this question recently:

How can we truly know if a system guaranteeing anonymity is actually doing so?

Even with multiple security layers or measures in place, there's always some level of uncertainty. A computer is such a complex machine, with so many interconnected components, that it’s incredibly difficult to prove true anonymity.

Take the Tor network or proxies, for example: they mitigate some risks but don’t fully solve the problem. VPNs might help, but then you’re left trusting the VPN provider.

It’s a daunting problem, and honestly, it’s making my head hurt. The only way I’d feel completely safe would be if I could build my own operating system, design my own protocols and encryption systems, and even operate my own ISP. But, realistically, that’s not feasible.

 

[Deleted member 91301]

You cant 100% guarantee that, i use an always on vpn with random usernames and like 30 character passwords and 2fa everything

 

[Deleted member 76351]

the cookies you store and if you play with crypto even the RPC requests have IP addresses within the packets. (phantom wallet claims to use their vpn to hide this but can we trust this?)

 

[Deleted member 99995]

You could try making your own vpn if you don't trust the vpn providers
also go on dread or somewhere and ask others how they stay anonymous online

 

[R@m@]

Tails, tor, disable javascript, safe mode

on a separate computer

Dont forget to be in a dark room with a black hoodie on

 

[Deleted member 76351]

You could try making your own vpn if you don't trust the vpn providers
also go on dread or somewhere and ask others how they stay anonymous online

i mean i am far from anonymous currently and i am well aware of it.

 

[silently_said]

tailsOS as well

 

[Deleted member 99995]

Use kali linux

 

[Deleted member 76351]

tailsOS as well

ye so a custom linux based os

 

[Always Stay You]

You're not that guy pal, trust me, you're not that guy

 

[silently_said]

ye so a custom linux based os

tails is the most secure because it exists on a ramdisk that is completely wiped once you remove the USB
ross ulbricht was on it but the feds managed to get him away from his PC long enough to confiscate his laptop

 

[Deleted member 76351]

tails is the most secure because it exists on a ramdisk that is completely wiped once you remove the USB
ross ulbricht was on it but the feds managed to get him away from his PC long enough to confiscate his laptop

ah ye i heard of that

 

[Deleted member 91301]

Tor would make you go insane, its so fucking slow

 

[Deleted member 91301]

Idk get mullvad or sum and use tails

 

[incel-at-heart]

How can we truly know if a system guaranteeing anonymity is actually doing so?

It is provable by math and inspecting the system's source code.

 

[Deleted member 76351]

It is provable by math and inspecting the system's source code.

 

[MA_ascender]

burner phone tor browser LTE and fake name sim card


get wrapped in 2 vpns if youre neurotic

 

[Deleted member 76351]

burner phone tor browser LTE and fake name sim card


get wrapped in 2 vpns if youre neurotic

 

[Deleted member 76351]

tbh using LTE can be not bad but slow in my area .

Also LTE can reveal geolocation to the provider of the netowrk i think:

Mobile phone tracking - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[aryan mogger]

Delete everything and go to a forest alone and build a cabin there with aluminum protecting and shit
jfl at using computers

 

[Deleted member 76351]

Delete everything and go to a forest alone and build a cabin there with aluminum protecting and shit
jfl at using computers

become GOATIS but stop using man made internet theory

 

[Deleted member 91545]

Is it bad i dont care about any of this

 

[Zonar]

Is it bad i dont care about any of this

It's not bad unless you are trying to do some shady stuff

 

[incel-at-heart]

Not sure what this nofap record holder and his big black holes have to do with provably safe encryption