anonymization general /ag/

>>55654175
There is no anonymity online.

>>55654745
Then who am I?

>>55654750
You're a faggot

>>55654750
YOU STOLE A LOAF OF BREEEAAAAD

>>55654750
You're the person who just posted that.
Under an IP.
And that IP was Registered to somone when you where posting.
And so on and so on.

>>55654809
But my IP changes multiple times a day. Half the time I try to post and I get a message that I was banned in 2014 on a board I never visit. How can they keep that all straight?

>>55654850
You have a MAC adress, your IP keeps logs of IP's atributed to you and the time interval it was attributed to you.

>>55654850
ISP logs who(account based) gets assigned which IP/at what time and keeps that data for x amount of time. Roughly a year or so if I recall the law.

All a law officer has to do is request your posts IP and time. Then match that up with ISP's records/account.

They don't even have to go the ISP route. They can simply go the google route and ask them for captcha time/ip/post id.

Even further, they would simply have to fingerprint your browser and it would be accurate to a 99.99999% of the time.

>>55654907
>>55654919
Fug. I'm doomed to be arrested by the cyberpolice then, thanks /g/

>>55654745
Maybe not, but there must be some steps a person can take to make their online life more private and secure.

>>55654941
Surely is.

VM + Tor + New Browser with all the generic security oriented addons works fine.

VM + Tor + NB + Public internet

VM + Tor + NB + Wardrive

Each session should randomize aspects of your OS/Browser/etc.

Use separate email for official government business. Use separate email for online business trasactions. Use separate email for online gaming/socialization.

Never the same password for the three. Never keep using the same username over multiple sites.

>>55654175
>yet another useless general
Fuck off to reddit

>>55654745

stfu stupid know it all trip homo

>>55654907
>>55654919
Not sure if baiting or retarded

>>55654850
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj3PN5-n108&feature=youtu.be

>>55655073
now that Tor is showing signs that hints at dissolution, if the project stops, what then?

>>55656309
They're the only game in town, and the NSA has their protocol cracked anyway. Start a new internet, basically.

>>55654750

James Mathers of Boise, ID
SSN# 285-87-2950

>>55656309
There are some other layers besides TOR. i2p for example.

>>55656366
That won't connect you to the clearnet anonymously like TOR almost does, though. It's not a solution to the problem of regaining anonymity on the internet in the face of massive corruption.

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>>55656362
Cool. Do me.

>>55656578

You work for the NSA.

Stop sniffing your sisters panties.

A post on 4chin that might actually be useful and it's nothing but shit posting. Suprise suprise.