Thanks, Webfishing sounds neat. It looks like I just missed it, but that’s okay.
I’m becoming more conscious about security concerns lately, and some things are just too much effort to do securely. Sadly, Webfishing seems to be one of those things.
I’m using AirVPN and Mullvad Browser on Ubuntu, so if you have any OpSec tips or resources I’d be happy to read them! I’ve gotten a little paranoid since I worked a US MIC job (after becoming a communist, but I needed the money). I can’t believe they let me in, and the stress of being ‘found out’ for understanding how evil the empire was, along with the guilt of my participation in it as an office drone … was just too much.
Interesting! That’s very comforting actually. Like how knowing how to physically defend yourself, requires you to know how people often attack.
It’s maybe… reassuring? to realize that if somebody really wanted to track down this account, they could, but they’d have to work their asses off finding scraps of data. As long as I’m using my VPN each time (and not using an OS I consider compromised like Android or Windows) there’s not many crumbs to leave, unless they go directly for the VPN servers.
Finally, I’m still self-censoring somewhat to not be targeted. Like you said, why give them a reason to notice you? I want to be around for a long time, and I’m not too keen on inflammatory comments anyway. Why give a Fed a reason to do all that digging, when you could just blend in. Comments and posts likely to get flagged aren’t going to build communism anyway. I think my way is to work diligently and quietly, first to get myself secure, and then work outwards towards mutual aid, education, and helping in any way I can.
Maybe that’s selfish, or cowardly, but I’ve been through hard times, and I want to at least have moments of peace in between the barbarity we’re subjected to. Isn’t the whole point to work together? I’ve been burnt out on two decades of putting everything on my shoulders, and I can’t do that anymore. I deeply want to help more than I do, but I can’t light myself on fire to keep a comrade warm.
It seems you have a good friend, shame I couldn’t meet them. Somebody really should tell them that doxxing fascists is against the law and is therefore wrong.