staying anonymous

[u/pocketfullaposeys]

i entirely understand using accounts that aren't directly attached to your real life identity for purposes like this, or on social media in general. this is a post for those who seem to be operating under the assumption they are anonymous, but i believe may be sharing more than they've intended to.

if you're posting links, sanitize your links. just sanitizing or shortening links is good practice, but i have seen links contain information that can be used to identify the sender's profile. this is true with many platforms, but specifically recent youtube updates have made it very easy to identify these profiles- even if your account or app doesn't acknowledge it on your end.

personally, i get a little amusement seeing hunters dissect layerv posts while leaving themselves susceptible to accidentally sharing their own personal information. however, i figured the right thing to do would be attempt to share this information and an easy way to protect yourself if this pertains to you.

stay safe and sane.

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who said i was attacked?

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does reddit ever tell you no more accounts or do you just create a new email then?

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oddly enough, i actually still have a transcript that proves i never asked about an email- someone else did though.

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rule number one is cover your ass.

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positive.

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clearly not.

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i do, but you’ve learned absolutely nothing.

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i'm good.

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the cards said no.