>Buy a thinkpad
>Remove hard drive, camera, and microphone
>Use tails on a usb drive over public wifi
>Monero to pay for things
>Enjoy anonymity
Is it really this easy, anons?
Buy a thinkpad
Chase Barnes
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Carter Diaz
Enjoy your IME
John Kelly
>op gets btfo for downloading cp on public honeypot
Charles Wright
>public wifi
Thomas Adams
>What is T60?
Gavin Allen
>thinking you're anonymous when using a static entry point (home network)
>the absolute state of Jow Forums
Adam Phillips
>Monero to pay for things
Sure.
Ethan Watson
>intel cpu
umm yeah.......
Nolan Fisher
yeah i guess its either public wifi or burner phones if you can find them
Jason Nguyen
you also need to carefully manage online identities for true anonymity
really doesnt seem worth the effort
Aaron Cox
Core2 is not vulnerable
Caleb Smith
Charles Watson
i wouldn't trust any phone in 2018.
Christian Nguyen
You surely wanted to reply to That said, core2 is slow.
Jack Mitchell
cant trust public wifi either
Colton Green
it's the best option you have, though. you don't necessarily need a phone, as encrypted communication is possible without them.
Gabriel King
>the last node does see unencrypted traffic
what is https? what is .onion?
>a lot of websites simply block it
a lot of websites block proxies and vpns as well. it's not a tor specific problem and there isn't a way around it.
>ISPs could very easily block all Tor traffic as well
what are bridges?
>There are many ways of identifying Tor users anyway - browser fingerprinting, stylometry, or even people sharing their personal data while on Tor
putting the security slider on high prevents fingerprinting. stylometry and sharing personal data is not a tor specific issue.
>Tor still relies on its encryption, and if that's ever broken - say goodbye to your anonymity
the us government still relies on its encryption, and if that's ever broken - they can say goodbye to their classified documents!
>Quantum computing makes this likely, too
quantum computing is a meme. with the current rate of development, its not going to be relevant in our lifetime.
Kayden Hall
how hard would it honestly be to make a raspberry pi with a 4g receiver/SIM card?
then you could buy tracfone service and at least know that your device is solid
Zachary Jenkins
>no libreboot
no, that isnt full anonymity
Hudson Murphy
Underrated post
Joseph Butler
cant be that hard to find a usb 4g thingy
but then you have to trust the firm
Asher Murphy
Yeah, sure. Enjoy your ride in the big unmarked van.
A ThinkPad with an Intel Core2 chipset that includes an IME, you dumb edgy teenager.
>thinking you're ever anonymous
Retard.
Yes it is. Most Core2 machines have not only an IME but a bunch of unpatched hardware vulnerabilities.
Jeremiah Green
security is hard
Angel Richardson
reddit: the post
Anthony Reyes
lets go shopping
Joshua Bailey
kek