/b/ - Random

There's no such thing as anonymity in this day and age. Your best bet is to become everyone. Have a dozen social media networks run by a dozen different people with a dozen diffferent data sets. Let your ISP see you connect to infinichan, and also let them see you connect to youtube and google and yandex and disneychannel and cheezburger.

Become untraceable, not be having no data available, but by having an abundance.

>>5471273

http://cs.nyu.edu/trackmenot/

to is still safe, its just that its empty now.

How come all of u fuckin hacker faggots didnt come up with some way to send false data to the spying services, instead of expecting me to quit all the fun the internet provides, just so i can remain "safe" and "anonymous"?

>>5471296

funny enough i have been on 4chan from its early days and 8chan when #OP_Chanology happened…

and still understand what red pilled and blue pilled [I know its from the matrix]

= My internet confession

>>5471317

I'll assume you're talking about TMN plugin. It has both a default list of published words to avoid, and you can add you're own as well. It also continuously displays for you what it's searching.

>>5471355

>you're

>>5471359

problemsir.jpg

>>5471355

I didnt get to that part i reading/listening to Mein Kampf

>>5471363

[spoiler]>im stupid and also mad hat some1 caught it, so im gonna dmg contol by flippin it around, as if it works

l2english[/spoiler]

>>5471302

>its

>u

>fuckin

>didnt

>i

>>5471304

>i

>implying OP chanology was in any way an 8chan thing

>…

>implying the meaning of red-pilled and blue-pilled is in any way arcane, misunderstood, or some sort of secret

>=

>general lack of grammar and syntax

>>5471317

>thumbnail

>your

>…

>can't into >mfw

>…

>…

>…

>i

>…

>>5471376

Nice spoilers

YOU FAGGOTS NEED TO LEAVE THIS SITE UNTIL YOU'RE OLD ENOUGH TO CHANGE YOUR OWN DIAPERS.

>>5471388

my view is the best an u r a subhuman

bark so hard, cuz u got called out

>>5471426

heh still gets me after all this time.

:D

>>5471467

thx anon but i think thats the farthest i have ever seen anyone go

OP, not really sure where you're getting the idea Tor isn't safe. Unless you run your own botnet to relay communications through, it's pretty hard to beat. Just don't go to dodgy sites with Javascript enabled.

OP, not really sure where you're getting the idea Tor isn't safe. Unless you run your own botnet to relay communications through, it's pretty hard to beat. Just don't go to dodgy sites with Javascript enabled.

>>5473180

>>5473183

Thanks for the double-post, Gateway Timeout…

wew

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>>5471467

>OP, not really sure where you're getting the idea Tor isn't safe. Unless you run your own botnet to relay communications through, it's pretty hard to beat. Just don't go to dodgy sites with Javascript enabled.

>>5471388

>>5471376

>[spoiler]>im stupid and also mad hat some1 caught it, so im gonna dmg contol by flippin it around, as if it works

>l2english[/spoiler]

newfag

>>5471273

>>5471298

I don't really understand how that works, can't they filter out all the other bullshit just by searching some keywords on our search history and visited websites history?

>>5503468

>using obvious searchwords in your day to dy posts

BOMB AMERICA amirite?

i do

>>5471273

This makes the most sense. im kinda fucked though because the most I do online is 8chan, YouTube, Netflix, and I have an online dating profile, along with typical searches and shopping. No Facebook or anything.

>>5498524

Well, fine, if you want to be perfectly "safe" you don't use the Internet. Even better to not use electricity. Cabin in the woods with a manual typewriter to author your manifesto is all you really need. Pay cash for everything and don't use a bank account.

Better?

I will never understand what people are afraid of on the fucking internet. I don't do illegal or shady shit though so I have to surmise that's there the difference lies.

I don't like the fact that there is little privacy - I absolutely hate that when i buy a muffin pan on amazon I am subjected to endless ads for bakeware for the next 8 months.

But what the fuck does it matter? If you're not a reporter in North Korea who the fuck would ever care who knows your browsing history.

And more importantly, why do think your family and friends don't already know that you like cocks?

>>5511651

>tinfoil Linux users storm in 3… 2… 1…

>>5471252

>I am afraid that if i speak of nationalism,fascism, or communism

>communism

Well nationalism and fascism put you at risk but on the other hand communism makes you such a good goy. Browse some libertarian sheeit and you'll be ok.

>>5511686

>there is nothing to fear when speaking about politics

That's not true in quite a few places.

>>5511726

We should be clear. In places like the US, politics is no issue. Otherwise sites like Stormfront would not exist.

In other places like the Middle East or China? Not so much…

>>5511739

so we global now?

>>5511750

this is one site out of billions, and the owners are dedicated to the proposition that what you do on the internet is nobody else's business.

so where are the goddamned ISIS boards? where are the people who share information which might be questionable but is not specifically illegal?

All we have right now are a bunch of fucking pedophiles. Where is the free exchange of ideas?

>>5511750

Seeing as American policies do want to monitor its own citizens as well others for terrorism and copyright infringement and the Internet is more than America, I'd say yea.

Not to mention cases of Internet censorship in other places.

>>5511759

if history will be the judge our decade will be judged harshly

>>5511739

Thanks, point being there a quite a few reasons besides "pedo" for wanting anonymity on the internet.

>>5511804

i am an american citizen and i still dont understand why you think anonymity is a birthright

you have not shuffled a deck of cards and copied the shuffle for an unbreakable system. These are primitive techniques for secrecy

there is no excuse for you to want better security without knowing how infosec works

>>5511757

It's a tragedy of the commons. I might be projecting but I think Hotwheels had something like free exchange of ideas in mind when he set this up. However, this is a pretty esoteric site for plebs to make their way to and then battle through the spam to find worthwhile threads.

>>5511821

the spam is just litter

this is the only website on earth that will not fuck you for a bad idea

>>5511813

What makes you think I don't understand infosec? For most browsing and posting on 8chan, Tor is safe. If you are plotting with your ISIS friends how to execute the next terrorist attack, I might change my recommendation to use unencrypted texts sent from drop phones. It all depends on your threat model.

>>5511804

Well, I do think privacy and anonymity are important. For example, this site wherein we are mostly anonymous. Our opinions and statements are what matter, not social status or skin color or whatever. Compared to Facebook where all that matters to some degree since idenities are now in the picture.

its true we are born into a botnet despite what the autists on /tech/ say, but even if you aren't a bad guy, sometimes you just don't want your dirty laundry to shown to people. Most of it can be prevented by not being the typical Facebook junkie but you still have black hats and shit who also want your data.

>>5511827

I like it here too.

>>5511844

the fact that you have to use TOR is kind of a red flag for me

idont have any problem with regular normal people, internet

>>5511844

the fact that you have to use TOR is kind of a red flag for me

idont have any problem with regular normal people, internet

>>5511848

We agree then, I guess I just got triggered.

>>5511871

i think a lot of us get triggered

its nothing

i want to end terrorism

lofty goal right?

the fact that these guys always use technology rather than old school techniques gives us a window to stop them

>>5511871

I realized my post was for the guy confused about why people think anonymity is a birthright even though we shouldn't have the govt thinking it's cool to read our emails since the English did that to the settlers way back in the day with the snail mail.

But my post worked for either of y'all, so it's cool.

>>5511883

i have a couple of rc airplanes maybe that shiould be correlated as terrorist activity

>>5511835

I don't give a fuck about the youtube girl, but does anyone have a link on the girl b8ing with two dildos? I would like to see more of this.

>>5511909

why? why do you want underaged girls as porn when you know citizens do not love you

>>5511949

they will execute you and never talk about it

>>5511949

>why? why do you want underaged girls as porn when you know citizens do not love you

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

If you want anonymity don't use the internet, if you need information buy books from a thrift shop

>>5471252

WTF i made this thread about a week ago and its still here… shit…

>>5511651

you said it anon its the meta data they collect on us that scares me. sooner or later they will blame us for shit we didnt do…

just the idea that i spoke on thirdposition on tinycha and had a thread on /pol/ about the fundementals on fascism… and over all of that im an arab - non muslim.

so it scares me that i dont have the liberty to learn other perspectives without being listed….

>>5511996

In fact, you made this thread 8 days ago.

You want to be a untraceable? Steal other people's computers and phones and use them in public in disguise. That's how simple it is. You'll never be caught if you wear gloves because even your hair or sweat or any other source of DNA will mix with that of other people once you leave the device for somebody else or throw it away. You don't need proxies, you don't need to worry about what you save on the device or how suspicious your searches are. If you want to save content, just keep a hard drive with you. It doesn't even have to be encrypted so long as you disconnect the internet connection of the device before you copy the files to the hard drive. Technically law enforcement can still track it if they really have the motivation and resources but in most places they simply don't. In most countries they also need warrants. Move around a lot if you can afford it or are fine with identity theft and trespassing. My only advice is not to ever go to Finland or Turkey. They may sound like ideal countries for illegal activity at first but the law enforcement is corrupt as hell and they do not need warrants, they can search you on the street for any reason at any time. You will most often be able to pay them off or just convince them not to care about what you are doing but if they do decide to fuck you over, they will do it hard.

I have lived in almost every country in the world and the only places I've been arrested are Finland, Turkey, Armenia, Russia, Ukraine, the US and the UK. In Ukraine and the UK it was for staying in the country illegally and I was just deported and had to pay for it myself, I spent two nights in jail in Russia and in Finland, I was able to convince the cops that I wasn't who they were looking for because the picture they had was old. From Turkey I was deported to Azerbaijan for prosecution for suspicion on terrorism where I was pardoned, from Armenia the same happened but with child porn and rape. I was pardoned again but was told I was not welcome in Azerbaijan ever again and if I ever returned, I would be arrested and charged.

The moral is to keep your distance to people and make enough mess to be wanted for more than what you don't want to be wanted for. For me that was terrorism-related and rape over the many gigabytes of child porn I had, including some OC. I've since deleted all of it and have been clean from CP for over a month. It should always be somewhat related to the real crime but never enough for the connection to be too obvious. If you want to buy or sell drugs, then prostitution or other commonly connected crimes are much better to throw off suspicion.

I would also suggest you to always use a fake name everywhere, invent as much past for yourself as you can and make it all traceable to a reasonable extent. This is easy to set up by identity theft or even impersonation of famous people, the latter may get you in trouble if you do it with too many traces. Always make sure to associate your real identity to everything that could be reasonably connected without incrimination, in the most minor way. That way you will never be a suspect but a person of interest and you may be interviewed informally, which gives you the perfect opportunity to get yourself out of trouble and keep tabs on what the cops have.

Go down the rabbit hole. Any of those somewhat shady ad-ridden porn sites will do, the ones that have the most popular pics as thumbnails for videos that don't exist and that have thousands of pop ups and ads and scripts and viruses. Go on one of those and you will become a living hive of shit, enter your email address and the email addresses of everyone you know on all of the possible places you can, and you will be a hive of filth.

>>5512318

>You want to be a untraceable? Steal

It's a certain kind of FUCKED UP that the only way to be certain you are not charged with a crime is to commit a crime.

Step one: get a VPN which costs money. The free ones sell your data.

Step two: privacytools.

Step three: be anon

>>5512902

>Step one: get a VPN which costs money. The free ones sell your data.

HAHAHAHAHAHA. Yeah, no.

>>5471467

This shit is only necessary when you're doing illegal stuff that catches the eye of the agencies

If all your communication is dumb stuff they don't even bother to break even the weakest encryption you have because they know all they'll find is porn folder, irrelevant personal documents and pirated vidya, big fucking deal

On the other hand if you're dumb enough to buy drugs or guns online then of course they are going to be after your ass and all that fancy techniques will do jack shit because now the FBI is putting actual active effort into tracking your ass

>>5513633

Fuck off, retard.

>>5514881

dude what? buying guns online is not even illegal

why do you assume some agency will throw support behind thwarting your attempt?

>>5515029

Not a burger clapper, you can't sell guns online over here

>>5514881

>implying any paranoid anon gives a shit about logic

You're giving some people too much credit.

didn't read the thread.

Darknets: I2P + Bittorrent and other P2P

Alternative to the above: Freenet, Retroshare/IPFS/Zeronet routed through Tor

Clearnet: Tor. No, VPNs are not safe for anything other than torrents. No, there is no such thing as "blending in" unless you don't care about hiding from anyone apart from your mom and the neighbors. Yes, your ISP/LEA will know you're using a darknet. No, they won't know who posted what without owning at least 2 of the nodes.

All traffic is mined, stored for at least 2 years and analyzed, not adding a few layers of encryption for obscurity on top is like going to battle with a Civic instead of a tank because you'll be hit and probably die anyway regardless.

Reminder that dissident sites are heavily monitored and for popular sites text recognition is a thing. Take this as an example: You've got a neighborhood where all houses have cameras installed apart from one. LEA focuses on the one that doesn't, but is that house more in danger than the others? Would it be in less if it did have cameras installed?

Also, Darknets > Clearnet

Additionally: If you're going to pretend you care about anonymity do it correctly: Use software compiled by yourself and has many eyes you trust on the code. In other words, free software.

Don't forget firmware and hardware: http://oxwugzccvk3dk6tj.onion/tech/res/539402.html

>>5515546

>>5515769

this, just go full onionland and never come back

anonymous

read your name field

YOU WILL NVR B FR

i do

>>5471467

Don't forget that post 2008 Intel hardware has prop. code that can be used maliciously by LEAs

Check out libreboot for more info

ye

>>5523673

Librebooted X200 owner here. It's great.

>>5512318

If it is such a big fuckin' deal just don't use a computer online.

ok

anonymous is ominous

You can always buy an used laptop with cash from a shady place. (or find one laying around in your nearest airport)

You can always download Trisquel and Kali from a nearby starbucks (universities and libraries provide ethernet ports too in certain rooms).

You can always borrow wifi from your neighbor (Kali is for that, don't use Kali for anonymity).

There is no best anonymity that a few bucks and two days of dedication can provide (some laptops have builtin wifi that does the trick, but 20 dollars buy an excellent USB dongle).

Then, and only then, you connect to Tor (of course there is more than that, but such details you learn as you go).

>>5514881

This is just plainly not true. They are not trying to catch criminals, they are trying to gather intelligence about everyone's everything because they think it is useful for building algorithms that can predict peoples future actions.