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Easy. Delete all social media where you are identifiable.
Job done.
Yeah, private and anonymous are two different things. Google and facebook still know which websites you visit (even if you use neither, because the websites you visit use their tools). There are Bluetooth trackers in the restaurants and shops you visit. Your phone reports back everywhere you go. It knows who you hang out with (and where). Your credit card transaction history tells them what you spend money on, even more so if you use google pay or apple wallet. Your car reports in on your whereabouts. Your TV is listening in for keywords to send to advertisers, and your ISP tracks every site you visit.
They know exactly what you do, and how to make you buy what they want. But for the most part if they can't link the data to your name then you are anonymous.
Lemmy is anonymous (no one knows your name unless you tell them), but it is not private (everyone can see your posts).
Hay dave, where in NZ are you buying the house?... Christchurch?
Is your three year old getting their own room?
Giving away details like that while writing this is pretty funny.
How to use Ublock Origin and Privacy Badger to prevent browser tracking in Firefox
Not if you don't use bluetooth or shocking I know, it is possible to leave your house without a mobile phone..,..
Any purchase you want to hide? cash.
Not if you have a dumb screen.
VPN
Unless you are of interest to nation sate security services, there is no they. This is bordering on paranoia.
Jesse, what the fuck are you talking about?
Haha you skimmed and got things wrong (where the right answer is in my post history) but I don't think you have countered my point - which was that this info is anonymous. You know (or could have with better attention to detail) details about me, but they are anonymous details, you couldn't use them to identify me but it's plenty to target ads.
Your counterpoints about VPNs and dumb TVs etc are not actually counterpoints to my post, because my point was that deleting social media makes you anonymous but not private.
And "they" is corporates. Governments for sure have much more detail about you and for the most part it's not anonymous. Not in a nefarious way, just in an "if you think about it" way. In my country, between the tax department, the health department, the education department, the transport department (driver licences), the internal affairs department (birth, marriage, citizenship, passport information), police, immigration (border movements), and many other departments with records, the government can for sure get a large amount of info about an individual that is neither anonymous nor private. Plus, the government knows to a much better level what info is real.
I am not that interested in you to read thoroughly.
You do you and worry about the man tracking you.
Haha if you think I'm worried about "the man" then you've misinterpreted my post.
In the FUTURE!!!!
We are in the future compared to the time the graffiti was made.
Welcome to the world of tomorrow!!!
The future is now.
Hey I know you! You are Pons Aelius from the movie 'Pons Aelius gets trained by 6 furries'. Im a big fan of your work.
Cheers. Always good to hear from a fan.