Is digital privacy possible in this day and age?

>>60638152
yes but it requires not being a mindless zombie and growing some willpower and critical thought. So mostly no.

>>60638152
Eventually we will all need to write messages to each other by shooting walls in Modern Warfare 2 servers.

>>60638152
Don't say things like that OP. You've probably put everyone in this thread on a watchlist now.

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>>60638152
Can't run from the Zuck, Cuck

Barely.

First is hardware. Most cpus from 2006 onwards have an uncontrollable backdoor that cant be turned off. This has always been exploited at one point and needed to be patched. Then most HDD and SSDs have been shown to be vunerable to firmware attacks. So the two critical components are backdoored.

Second is software, unless you use oss your screwed. Then the matter of security while using the net, especially your footprint is considerable to your privacy.

Thirdly is the government not wanting privacy. Thus laws making isps retain data for years and laws that screw over the 5th amendment for digital stuff, like passwords. In the uk laws inprison you for forgetting a password. In Australia theres not even laws protecting your privacy in the first place.

Theres way more to this but keeping yourself private is difficult unless you make an active effort and use the right software

>Is digital privacy possible in this day and age?

No, it's not, Javier, and you're late for class, don't forget your lunch money and make sure when you get home later to check the mail, take out the trash, and then cut the grass.

>>60638152
no.
Unless you have your own ISP, wires and internet. Or live in the woods and call a campfire internet because the insects are socializing within their species.
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>>60638152
Stop using the internet as a means of socialising, you little cunt.

>>60638152
No

>>60638152
You can be invisible but you can make it expensive to track you.

>>60638152
don't put your personal data on the internet.

>>60638152

Yes, but everyone should take some time to pick a security standard and setup communication tools accordingly. That's not gonna happen so lots of people go the easy, less/non secure way.