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Best way to stay anon on the internet?

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| There isn't


| Don't use social media


| well here's some legit answers
>check whenever the software phones back or not https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/
>use tails distro
>don't use the same username everywhere, if anything. be kiritogamer123
>for emails, cock.li or protonmail
but don't rely on cock.li too much
>also check privacytools.io


| Just use Tor.


| What if i tell you that there are so much programs and ways to be "anonymous" in the net but no one uses it because it's not popular. It's very sad to see projects like zeronet and retroshare die in peace. The problem is not how, it's why people don't want.


| dont give anyone any information about you


| Install gentoo


| >>380518
Use a librebootable computer (like older thinkpads) with a FSF-approved completely open-source distro. Do not login anywhere on the internet at all. Also get a raspberry pi (even the $5 one + ethernet dongle) and install pi-hole on it so you can monitor and block unwanted network traffic.
>but all of this sounds like a pain in the ass!
welcome to 2018


| >don't use the same username everywhere
pretty much this i guess. it's not like website owners meet on some sabbath to exchange their users' email addresses and ip. i'd only care about my "googleable" identity if i were you.


| Uninstall Norton


| don't use the internet


| prism-break.org


| A trusty VPN, 7 proxies(not really), no flash, no java, no torrents, different web browsers(VM), usernames, mail and style of writing everywhere you go.


| This thread has some pretty good advice, I'm proud of you, /tech/. Just don't rely on one solution to the privacy problem. Privacy is an ongoing effort on your part if you want to actively get it back. As for software, you should always assume your proprietary software is a botnet, because nowdays it likely is. Don't give into frivulous hip software like Discord or protonmail. Be as offline as possible.


| Not to mention, spending more time offline than online is healthier for you anyway.

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