What are your thoughts? Do you prefer to create masked data manually or do you use a particular masking service? And if you haven't already, check out how DeleteMe can help you remove your personal information off the internet: www.joindeleteme.com/AllThingsSecured
Of note, if you hold a U.S. clearance you must report personas. If you file taxes you must report personas. If you deal with any law enforcement and have public trust background check you must report personas. Love your video and agree that these TTPs are to shield activities from entities that are unknown.
Also I think you should've included that, depending on your country, if you are applying for a VISA, it is required that you register all social media accounts you have, which includes the ones of your pseudonym(s), with the government. This has been the case since 2019 in the U.S, but as I said, it depends on each country. Customs also typically can search your electronics if you aren't a citizen of their country, so make sure to create backups of everything.
This looks interesting, but the problem is that when I have to give my real info to a bank or government, they shared my info to brokers (trust me, in my country is not so perfect like in the US). So I can't use a pseudonyms on that because they always will requiere my real name and ID. I hate to give that info because I know they will share my info eventually. A couple a years ago, a bank (small one) asked me my credit card info to pay something in small amounts every month. They took a picture of my CC and save it LOL. I told them I don't want that, that's not secure at all. At the end, I had to do it, but I gave them a Visa Debit Card, so it always empty. Privacy in Panama is crazy my friend!
Yeah states are passing age verification laws to because of child safety. Social Media sites including TH-cam soon you will have to load your drivers license online to use the internet or TH-cam. What can we do to protect are privacy
0:22 oh I consider this a lot, down to my voice I've made various types of content online And with things like swatting, doxxing, trolls, etc.... Have online stuff disconnected from my is important.
Two questions- 1- I can make up a pseudonym and that name can have its own virtual credit card? 2- I've used burner numbers in the past and a lot of sites reject them because they are on some list where numbers are constantly reused. How to get around that?
1. Yes, with some virtual cards, you can use whatever name and address you want. 2. I don’t use or recommend burner numbers (numbers you share and/or only use once). I’m talking about 2nd numbers that you purchase. They may not be accepted for all SMS verification, but I’ve found that most will.
Hi! Are you still in Thailand ? I am based in Bangkok. I would like to know what security can I implement as I had been hacked and scammed 😢. And I desperately need security
I like this idea a lot but - say I want to buy a physical item online. I use an alias name & email and a one time virtual card, I still have to give my real name (checkout asks for cardholders name) and my address for delivery. Also, most retailers want you to create an account to complete the purchase so they will still hold the info you submit. Yes you can request that they delete the account and data but sometimes this takes a phone call or email and they can take 30 days to do it (here in the UK anyway). Yes aliases stop them passing on your full details to brokers etc but they still hold a chunk of data on you. Maybe I'm thinking too much into this?
Do these services accept bitcoin? My limitation here is what I can use my debit card for. Credit isn't a big deal where I'm from. My mother just bought a new home, no credit. Throughout my test so far my bank card doesn't work for anything online except adding money to my sim card.
I'm in the process of trying to lockdown my life so I can start over. What I'm seeing is just how much it costs to be able to do so. Which shouldn't be the case :(
I always downvote videos with a title in my language, but a different language in the video. I do understand English perfectly, but I just don't want to support that behavior.
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What are your thoughts? Do you prefer to create masked data manually or do you use a particular masking service? And if you haven't already, check out how DeleteMe can help you remove your personal information off the internet: www.joindeleteme.com/AllThingsSecured
Of note, if you hold a U.S. clearance you must report personas. If you file taxes you must report personas. If you deal with any law enforcement and have public trust background check you must report personas. Love your video and agree that these TTPs are to shield activities from entities that are unknown.
Also I think you should've included that, depending on your country, if you are applying for a VISA, it is required that you register all social media accounts you have, which includes the ones of your pseudonym(s), with the government. This has been the case since 2019 in the U.S, but as I said, it depends on each country. Customs also typically can search your electronics if you aren't a citizen of their country, so make sure to create backups of everything.
I am starting to warm to the pseudonym idea Josh... it just seems to tick so many boxes. Great video bloke.
This looks interesting, but the problem is that when I have to give my real info to a bank or government, they shared my info to brokers (trust me, in my country is not so perfect like in the US). So I can't use a pseudonyms on that because they always will requiere my real name and ID. I hate to give that info because I know they will share my info eventually. A couple a years ago, a bank (small one) asked me my credit card info to pay something in small amounts every month. They took a picture of my CC and save it LOL. I told them I don't want that, that's not secure at all. At the end, I had to do it, but I gave them a Visa Debit Card, so it always empty. Privacy in Panama is crazy my friend!
Yeah states are passing age verification laws to because of child safety. Social Media sites including TH-cam soon you will have to load your drivers license online to use the internet or TH-cam. What can we do to protect are privacy
Do you have videos on how to get access to virtual cards using a pseudonym? I've never gotten around to that.
subscribe to his channel and search the playlist
You made reference to payment method as one of the big three, but did not address it.
I was wondering the same thing
He said set up a virtual card. He didn't give detailed information on any of the steps.
@@merandasomnolentgamer8323 - Thanks for responding, but virtual cards generally use the real name on your authorized payment method, don’t they?
Also, I might be a pseudonym...
some of the services he mentioned does this such as mysudo
0:22 oh I consider this a lot, down to my voice
I've made various types of content online
And with things like swatting, doxxing, trolls, etc....
Have online stuff disconnected from my is important.
Who remembers the TV show "Burn Notice".....Bruce Campbell's character Same Axe always used the pseudonym "Chuck Finley"
Great video as always, but my question is where did you get that shirt. I love the deep blue.
I really enjoy your videos, but this video did not show the "How to build" aspect of privacy; I'm not sure why?
Two questions- 1- I can make up a pseudonym and that name can have its own virtual credit card? 2- I've used burner numbers in the past and a lot of sites reject them because they are on some list where numbers are constantly reused. How to get around that?
1. Yes, with some virtual cards, you can use whatever name and address you want.
2. I don’t use or recommend burner numbers (numbers you share and/or only use once). I’m talking about 2nd numbers that you purchase. They may not be accepted for all SMS verification, but I’ve found that most will.
Use Google Voice, I use this number on everything and I have not found a service that blocks it.
I see Deleteme is for US residents, is there a UK equivalent?
No, it isn't. It's available for other countries too.
Hi! Are you still in Thailand ? I am based in Bangkok. I would like to know what security can I implement as I had been hacked and scammed 😢. And I desperately need security
I like this idea a lot but - say I want to buy a physical item online. I use an alias name & email and a one time virtual card, I still have to give my real name (checkout asks for cardholders name) and my address for delivery. Also, most retailers want you to create an account to complete the purchase so they will still hold the info you submit. Yes you can request that they delete the account and data but sometimes this takes a phone call or email and they can take 30 days to do it (here in the UK anyway).
Yes aliases stop them passing on your full details to brokers etc but they still hold a chunk of data on you. Maybe I'm thinking too much into this?
Do these services accept bitcoin?
My limitation here is what I can use my debit card for. Credit isn't a big deal where I'm from.
My mother just bought a new home, no credit.
Throughout my test so far my bank card doesn't work for anything online except adding money to my sim card.
Cheer~~~a fictitious name, especially one used by an author.😊
Is there a way to block & see all fingerprinting on a website?
What are your thoughts on Surfshark’s Alternative ID feature?
video's thumbnail reminds me Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders 😂
I don't know that one, but I'm glad it gave you some nostalgia :)
Always excellent
video starts at 3:25
Open your comments in your other videos.
I use operty and delete me. I find operty better.
easyoptouts is best. 19$ a year and works great.
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I'm in the process of trying to lockdown my life so I can start over. What I'm seeing is just how much it costs to be able to do so. Which shouldn't be the case :(
I always downvote videos with a title in my language, but a different language in the video. I do understand English perfectly, but I just don't want to support that behavior.