You Do Not Want to Be on This List! 4 Tips to Remember
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Anything you do to protect your privacy on the Internet will fail if your identity ends up on this list. So we will discuss 4 tips to prevent you from being marked and pigeonholed based on your appearance on this list. What is this list? This is a basic concept that if you fail to grasp and execute, will cause all other privacy actions to collapse.
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I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email.
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For my own part, the harder companies try to market to me, to push me into being someone they can milk for cash, the more I withdraw from the internet. Eventually, if they push hard enough, I just give it up entirely and take my free time back to the library, like how I used to do for decades.
I'm happy with it sitting in the corner, used a few times a day. A little like the way the first TV's would broadcast programs for only an hour or two. Managed to avoid portable devices, a choice which is met with increased hostility from people and organisations- No smart phone, you're a monster!!!
Not everyone has the memory of a goldfish, this is not what we were told it was going to be with the internet in the 90's, it's been allowed to happen, they're welcome to it.
It's like you use a horse because you're ridiculously paranoid about cars. 😂😂😂😂
@@kennethraymondmoore sure. 🤣
How do you withdraw from the internet? But already the TV is pretty much useless. The TV is a liar and messes with your mind. Fake-news much? Notice that I did not say that I do not have a TV. I just don't watch TV much if any anymore. A TV is a good monitor for watching video games or for playing videos or viewing personal photos. But the TV channels are pretty much garbage. I watch mostly YT and Rumble, where I have more control over what I watch.
I think that in the future there will no longer be libraries to go to anymore. They will be replaced with digital libraries and internet cafe's. You will have to pay for most information. And THAT information will be selective and dependent upon what your government chooses to allow you to think. We are witnessing history being rewritten. Perfect example is BLM defacing historical statues and crying like babies about a past that we in the present had nothing to do with but should keep as reminders so as to learn from mistakes or advancements as a nation that operates within a free society. This is the transitional phase of the new order of things on earth. Sigh.
The core message here is: fear your government, but in free societies governments should fear the people. If your government abuse their power by putting innocent people on secret discriminatory lists, they violate human rights law. As free people whom our governments serve, we have every right to demand our governments remove us from such lists since we are not criminals by association.
Make that demand.... Now your on two lists!!🤭
@R.-. Do you really want to give a government that much power?
In so-called free societies, governments react to threats by increasing their power. They don't have to fear laws; they make them.
..an which govt will actually remove you from list by request? esp since its´s being done by global companies?? also in west are no free societies.
Governments are out EMPLOYEES, not our bosses or masters.
Silent Weapons for Secret Wars
Darn that copy machine that mistakenly leaked that memo... lol
Stop talking about it you evil rat!
Its like all the cyber weapons they have that we will never know until they use them
Switch to Minds your freedom is valued.
the greatest vulnerability will always be other people you know and their habits
The greatest opportunity is when you're a Christian and interact with other Christians
And now we're on a list just for watching this informative video...
The important message I get is that once your information is out there, its out there forever. it’s almost un reversible without a complete change of personal identity..and a major change to lifestyle habits..we were muppet’s for falling into the social media and google data traps.
More importantly, this signals the downfall of worthwhile society and the propensity for cannibalism our present, sneaky structure brings out in humans.
Yt gave me the option to rate your comment from terrible to excellent. I guess you mentioning ggle in a comment on such a video made the suspicious…
Even if you get a new SSN, the three credit bureaus will likely just match your new SSN to your old and defeating the purpose.
@@somevids4187 I am pretty sure it and their policies are invasive, and surprised that not one government has officially stepped in to ensure that data is protected and not sold on the commercial market….yes I know I can dream 😉😀
They're called data broker companies that have collected, analysed,and then sold to them.
Of course,there are ways to contacting them,and finding out what and which information is yours.
And not putting your sensitive information out there on any social media platform or platforms.
Unless you're using degoogled smartphones.
BraxVPN, BraxMail,and using Rob Braxman Tech's website that YT won't allow me to post.
They haven't been that way before,but type in certain words that'll wake up their algorithm,and suddenly, I and anybody doesn't have that option anymore.
Less is more - offline everything you can!
and use cash!
@@denisesorchidparadise1411 cash is going to be forbidden. germany/EU starts its efforts in declining it.
@@fabulamcafee Can't be between individuals as long as we have it. But metals are the way to go eventually. Gold never changes its real value.
Dear Rob, I was one of the first testers of Palatier, we're all on the list, everything we've ever done has been recorded, all the way back to PSTN: there's no way to get off the list. You can be tracked by your keystrokes alone, there's no way to have anonimity anymore.
Alphabet soup groups have admitted there's stuff that's even more embedded and evasive. You familiar with Whitney Webbs work?
Thank me later.
Annnddd……I have said this for YEARS but people have called me a “Conspiracy theorist”. Meanwhile, ALL of 🇨🇦‘S info has been saved since the dawn of the “net” and it is ALL stored up NORTH. They have admitted it.
If I had that Time Machine……..I would be going back to BIRTH and creating a minimum of 3 Identities…..alas…..coulda, woulda, shoulda…..
I have just given up. If anyone knew just HOW close we are to being “pet netted” there would be an uprising however that will be “snuck” into the “system” far sooner than later.
AGREED that this guy is out of his mind if he thinks that these “4 tips” will get you off ANY list. EVER.
I stopped using FB over 10 years ago yet if I research someone, guess who the first line is with a name regardless of it being a human or a company…..yep, FB and the first thing it does is say “Would you like to restart your FB account”……um NOPE. I CLOSED and “deleted” it over a decade ago but it STILL haunts me.
Tik Tok….oy vey…..people have to be idiots to have ALLOWED their kid to upload that spy wear and then to gullibly think that they haven’t uploaded it so they are “safe”.
Excellent comeback on Whitney Webb. If I had a nickel for every person that I have asked if they knew who this is and got a blank stare. SMH…….
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@@londonuntergunther252 I wouldn't be surprised if I have worked with it.
@TheFrayman
Every lock can be picked, every door opened, all deencrypted traffic reciphered, any route trace can be spoofed.
All is possible in a the ocean of possibilities that infinity offers.
Alas, Osint is only as useful as the meta data is accurate.
_Intentional incoherence_ is the name of the game today.
Love how you get straight to the point. Some creaters babble incessantly before getting to the point. Thank you!
Wdym? It took him 8 minutes and 12 seconds to start getting into the, "meat," of the video. Everything before then is babbling for the sake of context, assuming you're already technologically literate.
@@user-qx7zc5iu3y He constantly tries to explain things for newbies who are very specifically not tech-literate. Get off your high horse. Not everyone is as perfect as you.
@@FredSpade Yeah, I get that, but don't tell everyone in the comments, "i love how he gets straight to the point," when he doesn't.
@@user-qx7zc5iu3y I think you are lacking insight into very simple things: the person you went after was talking about context, yet you are treating context like rambling. How is it I understood the original comment but you didn't? One can always tell who the stupidest in society are: they're the ones talking to everyone else like they're stupid. You "get" nothing.
@@FredSpade I think you lack insight on what, "perspective," is.
I came here not knowing what this guy's deal is, so to me, he his babbling for 8 minutes and 12 seconds. To you, someone who is a clueless NPC, everything from the get-go isn't babbling. You see how perspective changes the output of someone's thought? Of course you don't, because you're genuinely stupid and you only care about, "owning," someone in a thread rather than constructively adding to the conversation.
Give me a break.
Don't get ZUCKED! lol keep 'em coming, Rob!
One you get Zucked you're f*cked! lol
He bought a new yacht , notify JAWZ dept.
Amazing how intricate email has become. I, for one, would welcome two tin cans and a string as our primary means of communication.
Yeah in the forth grade I made a string phone. My older brother was watching me while Mom and dad were in Buffalo NY . I took two bathroom Dixie cups and took some bakery string and made a 12 foot phone line. He talked to me in the living room. He rubbed the string for a busy signal. I always like doing science experiments at home after seeing them done in school. The water well didn't come out so well so I didn't use dirt in that experiment just water and two coffee cans. The water went through the holes I made in the 2 lb can the three lb can was the reservoir. The teacher should have known the dirty water would not get clean like a real well. Sorry about the failed second experiment it was off topic. 73
There's a reason Pres. Bill Clinton never used email.
@@shauny2285 yeah and Hillary used bleach bit. Goes to tell you something. 73
I've been kicked off and it's hilarious how they know any attempt to get back on. I started to try, and they wanted me to send a face photo. So, they clearly database and follow you even when you're off.
Everywhere you have data will keep it when you stop using their services, even if you explicitly ask them to delete it. They say they have to keep some data for a period of time for legal purposes, which basically means forever and they will never delete it.
FB have profiles for people who have never even had an account.
@@EgoChipAlthough there are now paid services who 'supposedly' can get it all deleted, and they approach the companies for you.
Facebook asks for government issued ID😂
Just use thispersondoesnotexist and refresh it till you get one that looks super legit. Works every time
They are using your phone GPS to suggest you new friends or even advertise. They now every location, every apartment, every house, every store by using WIFI and then they compare GPS-coords and if you have the same coords as someone else for more than 10 minutes you're probably in the same room and this is how you get "Friend" suggestions.
Since I don't have a cellphone, they can't do any of that to me. People should consider getting rid of the phones completely. People did fine before the cellphones were invented. It's a very recent invention in my lifetime.
That's why I have always used a stand alone GPS and I don't register it for software updates. The manufacturer's don't know who owns it or who is using it.
I've never had my phone gps on. Never use "social" media. No wifi use on the phone. Minimal apps on the phone, and trying for the really private ones, using non-g**gle platforms.
But, am seriously thinking of bagging the whole cell routine and returning to a landline. Much easier, in my view... and I sure don't need a phone to carry around.
Thx for the discussion :)
@@jessstone7486be aware people are reporting that phone cos are disabling the ability to make out bound calls on landlines. I all landlines to only accept calls for equipment like medical devices, in the near future.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635 Do you have a home phone? How do you tell your boss if you might be late for work, or communicate with friends and family?
this guy is a genius we need 1000 or more rob braxmans at least
He is truly a privacy expert: He is Asian, but has a non-Asian name like Braxman.
If you are a regular dude living in an apartment in NYC, you are living with 5 other dudes in order to afford the apartment
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Just came across you recently Rob and you're advice and services are of extreme interest to me as I appear to have been shadow banned from youtube for helping to expose the truth about the recent and ongoing medical interventions. In fact it is worse than that as some of my posts do not see the light of day!! Same thin I guess so let's see if anyone answers or responds with a thumbs up or down on this one
Good for you! We all have to work together to expose the truth. In my opinion it's the only way to wake up enough people that will stop complying and stop this mess we're living in. Many of my comments get shadow banned as well.
They let this one through.
SAME HERE
@@mechanicsoffreedom Thanks for your reply, I agree entirely and have been on this mission since early 2021 by largely using unconventional formatting to get around the algos. I am surprised my post above stuck.
@@CapnWack Thanks for your reply.
Rob you do such a great job making these personal privacy videos, I truly appreciate your great work, thanks 👍
It's not the government! It is private companies that pay your congressmen and senators to keep real privacy illusive.
"Do not upload a contact list" - absolutely right but we, tech people don't need to be told. We're put at risk by all of the regular people who don't see any risk and upload their contact lists, exposing me.
Any one of our friends can innocently "turn us in" - should we live like a hermit lol?
That’s exactly what I was thinking, Jack.
Yes , being a hermit is a small price for owning yourself.
Beside most are NPC types that are too willfully ignorant to be decent or infirmed.
@@palemale2501 I don't have any friends, as I have Asperger's that was never diagnosed. So no one can "turn me in." I'm not on anyone's contact list.
Even a privacy centric company like proton is now asking for contact list and phone number
Woot? Porton is asking for your contact list? What if you access it in a private browser tab?
@@BillAnt they only ask if you want to have 1gb storage instead of the 500mb free account. Still a data collection behaviour
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@@supernova1976- Ahh ok, I don't need any extra storage.
For mail, I recommend criptext. Proton is not the "absolute champion of privacy".
I met a guy at the border between two countries. The bus was guided aside. He just sighed and said that this was commonplace for him. He'd been in these checks for six months. Meanwhile this was - hands down - the first time I was ever in such a big check, where the entire bus was put inside a warehouse. He was a nice enough fella, but I noticed that he had this look, and he also had tattoos even on his face. He told me, last time he needed to pee, he was forced to strip naked for them. I knew then that it's probably the circle of people he's seeing and that he's in fact being singled out. It could be algorithmic too. They want to catch as many as they can in one go. Just knowing that they use algorithms, is enough to exploit it IMHO. If there's too many of a certain type on the venue, then you know you're being set up, so just leave.
no idea what this comment means or is about
@@tHeXeKuter Next time you're taken aside in a border control, you will understand.
I’m a big history buff and used to really enjoy the “established” history of ww2 and the intrigue of espionage that occurred during that time. Leading up to the Vietnam war and into the more modern era. Given that I have always viewed the world from this perspective, I recognized that Facebook was a tool for people to perform the formally tedious task of compiling dossiers on everyone themselves and willingly provide the same to those interested in this data. No need to identify who they are. You know who they are. Rest assured that if you don’t, they do know who you are!
The problem with having multiple Gmail accounts is that they are immediately linked together when you "Add Account" say in RUclips on any device. Immediately Google can connect the dots. The best bet is to completely avoid Gmail altogether apart from the obligatory RUclips account Otherwise, good points.
You can also use something like Freetube, which lets you watch videos on YT, without an account.
You may even subscribe to channels, but, you won’t be able to use the Like/Dislike buttons nor be able to comment.
I believe it uses a RUclips API from Google itself from a developer side to bypass the authentication process.
There is Skytube as well but Freetube is great!
You don't have to "Add Account" you can start from scratch. But you're probably still right.
I don't use Gmail at all. I have my own personal email that I own. I use fake emails or temporary emails for everything I can. Some sites don't check the emails, so I have some made up addresses that work fine.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635
Lol, I always use the same fake name and email address I made-up long ago for online pizza orders. It turned out it’s a real email address, so I like to imagine some dude out there is stacking points from my online pizza orders since he hasn’t cancelled an order on me yet. 😂
I use a Tracfone now and never sign into Google for anything or use any apps including RUclips. It's for calling and texting only. I only give my number to people I chat with and they all use my nickname in the contacts so whole real name they will find. I use my other cell for 2FA even though it's not in use and I don't use my home wifi on this phone either.
@@Aerial.ImagingThe idea is using non app and site tracked device for personal communication (as I understand it)
@@Aerial.Imaging if that's the case then, it's the same as he shouldn't have made this video because he teaches how to stay anonymous. They can't demand we use Google they only can make it difficult not to use it. If your a person that doesn't stay on social media it's your choice not to use their apps at all.
I'm a "normie" who got fed up with how legally encumbering terms and conditions are, and how many online t&cs I've agreed to in my life. I started cutting down my online accounts one-by-one, which happened to put me in parallel with the privacy community.
I have to say that this kind of information is quite interesting. While I will definitely won't be able to minimize my online presence for quite a while due to my accounts, I look forward to when I can actually not leave an internet "breadcrumb trail." Thank you very much for making these videos. They are quite informative, and entertaining in a geeky aspect.
Talk is cheap, you need to take action, and delete your past. Never be the real you.
@stone8732 Rome wasn't built a day. Imagine this; for some reason, we're swimming in deep ocean, and an iceberg is coming towards us. You look under the waves and see this iceberg and start swimming away. A few minutes later I start doing the backstroke, swimming away from the iceberg, but not seeing the urgency of the matter. A wave submerges me for a brief moment and I see the whole thing.
Case in point: I can only swim one stroke at a time. I can't get to the point you urge me to in a matter of a few days. If I, or anyone else in my spot tried, I or they would burn out. While it'd be nice, I'm not going to just suddenly use (random distro) BlackArch linux with Whonix and some untraceable IP addresses and have twenty different phone numbers in a few days, complete with a clean and anonymous track record. That'd be insane. Let me work with cleaning up my inactive accounts first. One stroke at a time. One brick at a time. People like me will build Rome eventually.
We need this book series on Audible. My eyes are sore.
@@HandleDislikerwhat ever works for you bud, at least you are working towards your goal.
@user-pw2vy5np7q question is, did you sign it with your signature, no, nobody has. Its not 100% binding. its a yes or no question.
We are being streamlined by Modern Living - media, banking & mail order, and phone apps into giving over info, so that we are unknowingly allowing linking-up by others.
I don't even have a cellphone. I use a desktop computer, so no camera or microphone at all. I built the computer myself over a dozen years ago, so it has none of the latest crap in it.
I only wish I could understand all this but its all WAY above head! All i got out of this is i shouldn't be using the same email and phone number for everything like I'm doing😅
It’s too late buddy. They have been tracking us since 1994, and they knew everything about us since birth any way. They know more about you then you do, because they have it recorded and can refer back to it, where as you probably go by memory and most people can’t even remember what they did 2 weeks ago. Bottom line, just live a clean life as best as possible, because people make mistakes and that’s how we learn.
What data broker removers do u suggest? Privacy bee, optery, incognito?
yes this would be good to cover.
It is far too late - even if you withdraw from all platforms, generate numerous new anonymous email addresses, or obtain burner phones, or deny government agencies, suppliers, mailing firms or shops your contact details (if they will ALL let you which I doubt) - all too paranoid, exhausting and no way to live - and if you try it, you have only to then make a mistake once.
It’s much easier than you make it sound. There is no paranoia either. Your data is yours, it’s private. No business or government has the right to it without consent. It’s about maintaining as much freedom as possible, nothing more.
@@urbanws1234 Since when did any of the entities you mention care about "rights" ?? Are you simple?
@@runethorsen8423don’t be mean….and clearly a dreamer 🫤
What if you have been doing all of that since 1993 like I have for 3 decades since day 1?
Just like me - we are already screwed.@@GODHATESADOPTION
Blue and Green! You have come so far and done so well since our Periscope days. Right on Rob. Jack.
There's one thing these three letter agencies failed to take in to consideration..there's someone who knows were each and everyone of them are at all times ..and they can't hide from him ..they will all be dealt with in due time ...😮
Theo g huh?
@@user-eg5se6uz2g I think he means G-d……(insert Giant Eye roll) I doubt he means a “guy in leathers on a motorcycle”……..(insert another giant eye roll)…..People…SMH
I found a good way around this. I do not use a cell phone nor do I have a phone number. When I do eventually get a phone it will be a landline phone and not a cell phone. If I choose to get a cell phone it will be a burner phone to make calls and use the GPS mapping features only. I will only give out the cell phone to specific people and the landline phone for everything else.
I still have my original and very first email account outside of AOL accounts and that is the one I use for all of the intrusive websites that love to spam your email. I also have 4 other email accounts that are not really used at all but I do tend to interact with a few just to keep things a bit on the up and up for the email account to remain active and not be deleted by the provider. I really do not like emails and I tend to ignore them more often than not unless I know I will be receiving an email from someone that I made contact with and requested email contact.
I appreciate your clear and concise method of explaining this information in a manner that makes it easily understood! It requires a certain level of oratory skill and intelligence to lay these lines of information down without tangling them up and confusing the listener. Well done! Subbed!
hey rob, i was a teenager throughout the late 90s and early 2000s even at 14-15 my intuition told me that i should attempt to maintain privacy online. I openned multiple sock puppet accounts and have been running them for 2 decades or more. certanly the algorithms haven't connected any of them as advertisements, "friend recommendation" etc... are all wildly different to my real life account which i use only for things i'm comfortable with the algorithm connecting to me. I assume luck of age and timing, intuition and writing down details 20-25 years ago on pen and paper have given me better privacy than most could hope to gain today. please let me know if i am being delusional?
Ever seen Terminator? My phone makes it very hard for me to comment.
I only used two social media apps and I use a VPN and aliases yet I was eventually identified on one platform to the extent that my device was individually identified and attacked.
Every computer has unique identifying codes to the hardware components that we can't change, unfortunately.
Another excellent video in a long list of videos! Thank you!
Thank you!! Great info gathered by lots of experience!
Rob, have you heard of the Rabbit R1 which was shown at the recent expo? It can't make phone calls yet, but it's coming eventually.
Online "Privacy" is an oxymoron
I am on every list already 😅
Wow, it is becoming so difficult to remain anonymous. I don't use my mobile phone for any confidential transactions despite my banks continual harassment, hence I changed my bank. No wonder people are getting their bank accounts hacked.
I often wondered how Facebook send friend suggestions are people I have known in the past but some of them are years ago.
If you get in almost any modern car, I believe they get your contact list and upload to the dealer if BT is on.
You have to give the vehicle permission to connect to your phone via BT just like any other device. If your phone connects to BT automatically then you need to change some settings in your phone. It's not the fault of the dealer.
@@charlesmiller8107You would think this would be true, but it isn't. The cars also listen to every conversation and record it. There is a lot they can do without one's permission.
I don't have that. I also don't have a cellphone. I don't participate in most of that.
Probably true. I don't use any tech in the car, except the radio. None can be trusted.
and just one slipup, and it does have be doing slipping up, and you have on control of that
Rob you are brilliant.
Appreciate all the tips. Thanks!
Another great video, Rob. So many true and important facts that people need to know
You are absolutely right and thats where data privacy protection and compliance comes in to picture . Violation of these rules and regulation are subject to penalties and in order to maintain the reputation of the organization trust of users buyers subscribers clients customers they must adhere to these norms . In short brand equity is far more important than chaising your short term goals . I believe this clarify all your doubts.
Burner phones , but I never talk on a phone about anything private. Internet access is always thru a VPN on a DD-WRT bridged router off someone else’s connection . Burner emails , and change Mac addy daily
Good work. ;)
I buy cheap clothing at Goodwill so I never have to wear the same clothes twice, also no expense for laundry.
Been using dumby Email accounts for decades. Cycling through 6 or so but jumping at random. Very limited pocket device use but when I do it's on a modded ROM droid.
No carrier, only voip.
Pretty much just yt revanced via microG
& foss telegram clone connected to a Google voice number. No sim. bare metal firewall. I'm currently working on a HA 2nd firewall running proxmox'ed & making everything virtualized including android devices then remoting everything back via tunnels & vps.
Then maybe a tor node.
Just to know how.
@@chetmyers7041 Like Jack Reacher. :)
@@chetmyers7041
Liar. Anybody who shops at Goodwill knows it’s not cheap anymore. It’s a charity that’s turned into a way for management at all levels to get rich. Look up their executive pay.
Thank you I never thought about 2FV asking for phone number
Thank you for your advice! It's good to see you're doing well. I've already made the mistakes you've talked about. When circumstances permit, I will look into the solutions you offer. Blessings! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️💐
There's another word that rhymes with Zucker...
Often used after the word "mother" ;-) ..... at least in the states.
@@GeordieFX- Along with "You're a .... " ha-ha-ha
@@BillAnt LOL.... depends who you're addressing
Zucker rhymes with djckhead.
Cucker?
One thing I have noticed is Google is paying to have redirects from download sites where a VPN is in use. Basically what they are doing is identifying people with a Google account that use VPNs to access content download sites.
I don't know the specifics of it but there's ways to trick the network into not realizing that you're using a vpn/tour
Avoiding chrome is a good start
You SoB, I am in! : ) LMK if you come across that info again @@copperpumpkin2648
Using Firefox@@Emancipatriot. Would not use Chrome if it was the last browser pretending not to collect my information! : )
I'm on that list for sure. I have the attitude, come and try to take my freedom.
Once I get out of Facebook jail, I go right back in
@@MiClLC I often visit RUclips jail.
@LibertyWarrior68 ewetoob suspended me 4 times so far for "hatespeech" such as claiming there's factual evidence for xx&xy only & posting Bible verses! One of my favorite responses is Proverbs 17:28.
Thank you we need to know this, Much Love.
Thank you! I’m studying for a new career in IT security and part of this is “starting over”, inclusive to emails. I’ll be sure to use your email services for this endeavor. Be well! And thank you for taking the time out of your life to help others…like me.
It's called misdirection, spend a decade in a certain pattern, let them see everything, then up and split out into a completely different routine. Also, live in several states, get multiple state ID's, register your vehicle in one of these, get your medical card in one of these, get a CHL with reciprocity from one of these, set up your brick and mortar banking in one of these. Always keep them guessing where you are, who you know, and where you go. Swap cars with buddies you trust, have other people who can set stuff up for you, use cash, no utilities, take over leases, and stay aware of your keylogging. Set up multiple things and they will be pulling straws, which will alert you. Stay Frosty.
Hiding in plain sight amongst the crowd is the best
Talk about a ton of work for little to nothing to gain!
@@Maadhawk yep. You stand out more doing all that work. Hide amongst the crowd is the only way to hide.
yea thats super suspicious.
Yall are lazy as hell if you think that's "a lot of work". God help us if we ever have a rebellion and you have to have to put real work into protecting your identity and home.
A lot of security cult weirdos believe that using a fake name on faecesbook will actually save them from being identified.
Great video, Rob
“I do not consent to my photos being collected after I posted them on a website with zero expectation of privacy “ I haven’t seen one of those posts in a few years now. Those were funny
Thank you.
My late had me get my computer degrees before he passed.
We discussed all this in 2005 and later...
Good idea. Our son lived home and did all our computer work until he died of cancer early in life. My wife said what are going to do about our computer use ? I said it looks like your going have to learn real quick how the cogs turn with how we use it.
I'm proud to say she took on the job of learning the ins and outs and now quite good with the whole process.
Thanks for you great work Rob!!
Internet privacy... lol... good one! That like being the wet dry guy.
QUESTION: Can you use a Google Voice number to register on social media? If so, can they link it to your cell? Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom.
Films : Enemy of the State 1998, Eagle Eye 2008... and of course 1984 which is Overtly and directly referenced in Star Trek - The Undiscovered Country... and most recently Wonder Woman 1984.... It's been too late for decades...
Loved this video haha keep up the good work
Thank you for all the tips
Here's the problem with being a "professional" incognito artist. Simply by not being on the list, will make you look suspicious. What, you think the three letter agencies don't have algorithms for that? That's when they'll put in extra effort to find out about you. Because on some level they already know about you, and the fact that you appear so discrete and inconspicuous is in fact why they become more curious about you.
Interesting angle!
I am the "gray man." I have some accounts where I post photos of flowers, funny memes, and such, but no opinions, no locations, no acquaintances, or anything else that would be of interest. I keep my front yard mowed. No one can see in my back yard, not even Google, because of all the trees. My outbuildings have never shown up in an aerial photo online, except for an ancient unused pump house. I built a huge greenhouse, and no one can see it. I do get some sun it in in the morning and evening, but it's shaded at noon. This account here is fake, the address is fake, and there are no videos. I have fake accounts on most of the social media, but I don't use them, as I don't have the time.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635 Are you lonely? Cuz it's as if you want to be found.
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If your greenhouse can get sun, the satellites can see it. They don’t just see an overhead view.
thanks for this, great refresher.
it's 1984 already
Since 1950
Well it is actually 2024..... 🤷♂️🤦
I just hope you feel better later mate.
Your email or phone can also be searched by lexis nexis, places such as Jiffy Lube or chain stores report their customer data
How would they have access?
That sneaky Zucker 😆
Left facebook, I never made an account and have been actively blocking their domain from day one and bet they still have a file on me.
But still that flag😂😂😂
@@Versbreizh Old Glory is a thing of Beauty! Semper Fi
That sneaky zucker!
I don’t have a wife or kids and I don’t fear the government. I’m on the list…let’s ride
Bring it on! Say what you want but be prepared to back it up!
Thanks Rob, always interesting
I can think of several instances where you _want_ to be identified. Say, if you're offering certain services, or if you're looking for certain types of jobs. Or even people. Letting certain kinds of people "discover" you can be very beneficial.
Great point about using another cell number for 2Fa
I have for a long time. Especially when found i didn't even have to buy a phone plan (load).
Buy the SIM, chuck it in. Send a text from your norm cell.
Save the number in both as "samsung 2Fa A10s " or whatever.
Great vid as always. Also use unique passwords on each site because those can also be searched to identify.
What I find humorous is that God is always observing our thoughts, intents and actions. All employees of the 3-letter agencies are themselves have files being collected on them and they, like all of us, will have to give an account for our actions.
That's exactly it. These people are evil, they follow and serve Satan, so they try to mimic the power of God to usurp Him
j wish you were right. but after a shady sheriff and lying D.A. hide violated rights and all false charges while punted to feds with an indictment for impossible evolving dismissed and kicked back again six times in five years, until broke and forced to accept an offer to plea under oath, "an ability occurred that never has existed yet" instead of "the whole truth. So help me, God." ... I'm still waiting, it's been six years, Please God
Your talking spiritual account yes that's correct and what a day that will be when God's taperecorder plays oh what a day!! 🌿🀄💙
God also has a great sense of humor 😅🀄🌿
...God does NOTHING about it. Waiting & doing nothing is how EVIL triumphs. The people suffer & NEVER get justice...😢
Hey Rob, hope the format change is going well. This is a good summary of identity data protection we should all know. You mentioned getting a third google account for platform 2fa. But don't google accounts need a phone number to be associated with them? So 3 google accounts means 3 phone numbers?
Google accepts passkeys as I said. I don't use a phone number now with any Google. They may require a Google App on a Googled phone.
Proton mail may be a good alternative here but ymmv 🎉
@@robbraxmantech Thanks for the response. Passkeys for logging in, but no phone number to create the google account in the first place?
@@linsqopiring6816I don't have any phone numbers associated with my Google account. In fact, they keep asking for one, for security reasons 🙄
I know that I had a Google account without a phone number for a long time, and I know that no number is directly mentioned on my account, but I can't remember if they eventually asked me for a phone "verification" once (anti-bot I think?). Certainly might have, and if-so I suppose it doesn't stay in account info as a registered number. (not to say that they don't still remember/keep that info)
If everyone is tracked.. the ones that stand out are the privacy ninjas.
Great info sir . Thanks for sharing.
Love the Bubble Nebula wallpaper.
We cover information about what it is now, but after watching how tech advances, I can see where it is going. Somehow I don't feel warm and fuzzy....
Might enjoy Frank Herbert's Dune. It's a prophecy, not a fiction novel.
👏applause
Thank you. Very helpful. JohnC ?…John Conner in Terminator sounds about right
Hey Rob :)
I'm surprised I've never heard you talk about how some of the big email providers (Hotmail for example) regularly try to get people to associate separate email addresses together with each other, thus aiding the building of that telephone number, email address and contacts list web that you speak of, do you have an opinion on that? I don't watch all of your videos but really enjoy and take alot from the ones I do so I may have missed you mentioning it.
Thanks for doing the vid, very informative as always!
Surely your dickhead friend's phone number is what can still be used to identify them and then use their Contact List's phone number/name to identify your real name ?
It is all too late and we are screwed.
I can't get into details, but I can personally confirm that government agencies are already using this information. In an incident last year, all the agency had was the person's mobile number and a potential first name. Within 30 minutes they had practically everything about her. Where she worked, where she shopped, where her car was seen recently (automated license plate readers), location, who her current boyfriend was (!), etc. She had an iPhone, fwiw.
I've been around this stuff for a long time, and I know this information can be retrieved... but I had NO idea it could be done so quickly. For something like this, I thought it'd take weeks....nope!
Movie: Enemy of the State. Will Smith Gene Hackman
@@deborahparise5566 My underground bunker is surrounded by three concentric Faraday cages. I only consume food or water that has been under my control for 10 years.
I can take a name and current city and trace that person's ancestry without them telling me anything at all. That was impossible for most people just a few years ago. Back in the 80s, I did this as a test for a presentation, but I did get the subject's parents' names. I was able to trace lines back to the 1500s in just 4 days doing it the old-fashioned way using courthouses, cemeteries, libraries, etc. with in-person visits.
A lot of that is stuff any internet sleuth can find out fairly easily so of course the government won’t have any problem finding it.
I recently read a news report where the purchaser of a ‘firetool’ was tracked by its serial number from a secret video taken by an undercover investigator from a relevant agency. Gee, I wonder how they were able to do that considering they’re not supposed to retain records of those purchases. Hmm.
Thank You Rob !!!
Thank you for all you do. This was another great video. I have already used many of your suggestions, but keeping everything organized is a job. Can you please share how you stay organized? Do you physically write everything down or do you have a better way? I alphabetize every site I log into in a notebook along with the info I voluntarily share with that site. I use multiple emails, different passwords, etc. I also have multiple phones and addresses. I feel like its a journaling nightmare. Any tips would be very appreciated.
As I said in the video, I use my Password Manager to keep the notes
As mentioned already in this excellent video... I also use a 'password manager' ('Keepass') on a small encrypted drive that I keep all the different login account details on. see USB sticks. Make sure that you have backups. ;-/ Make sure you use a standard structure and naming standards.
It is possible to separate your 'real electronic life' from your 'fun use of the internet'. It does require some planning. It is worth it for peace of mind if just to stop 'trolls' from bothering you.
@@robbraxmantech Thank you. I guess I'm trying to figure out a better system for myself to try to keep everything straight. I also have multiple businesses as well. Some things cross over (i.e. my private me versus professional me). I'm just looking for ideas how to categorize on secondary levels. I totally understand how you categorize you as a person with different divisions for private you versus financial you and internet you. But, you are also a professional so there is also a crossover to professional you on the computer versus personal you on the computer. I would consider this as a secondary set of categories. For me, I'm finding some of it overwhelming and just trying to get it all straight in my head. For example, professional me also has business social media, banking for each company, websites, affiliates, emails, and so on. The number of accounts is compounded and I'm looking for ideas to streamline it. Maybe my situation is unique.
@@ryanqvincent144 Thank you so much. I will check this out.
@@PioneerMountainHomestead Spreadsheets are your friend.
When I had downloaded signal, I got an message from someone before I finished the setup. Then the app asked me if I wanted to import my contact list. So signal had uploaded my contact before I told it that it was allowed. So I deleted the app and reset the phone to factory settings.
Really? It gave me the opportunity to opt out.
@@DaddyBearXXXL Yes. My cousin messaged me before the prompt to link my contact list had popped up. He was notified I was on Signal as soon as I launched the app the first time and sent me the “Hi, that’s an odd name” (referring to my pseudonym).
THANK YOU.
This really makes me wonder through what lengths Rob goes, himself. There's a list for everything, even when one knows too much.
I am confirmed dead for about 3 years according to Google and my first FV account is in the In Memoriam Status, still I am commenting on this YY Chanel. Dont believe everything on the web, or do and be doomed or stupid haha, I like your movie and its content, good to see someone explain the importance of stuff like this in an understandable way, to me its nothing new but in these days its necessary to let the people know because its true, they know more about us because we spread a lot of the data ourselves ❤
I'll be first on this list.
Even if you have do not track on Google they add trackers on apps in their app store
Some emails wont works on twitter or facebook they will say we dont accept this domain
I guess the best way is we may have to stop using the net crazy as that sound
I have downloaded most of what I'll be able to use in the years I have left. I download files and even entire websites. If it all goes away tonight, I'll still be able to research, write, and entertain myself the rest of my life.
He reminds me so much of Mako!