define your threat model: >Who are you hiding from? >Why are you hiding from them? >What are you willing to do to hide from them?
but /cyb/+/sec/ exists: >Privacy has nothing to do with /cyb/er security, but it does with /sec/urity, which is why /privacy/ now exists
NOTE: actual /privacy/ guide/wiki is in the works, which will try to cover almost everything, meaning it will be suitable for everyone regardless of the different threat models people have
Is there such thing as a legal way to anonymously receive packages?
I'm aware of USPS general delivery + "bearer of dollar bill of serial NNNNNNN" but that would draw a lot of attention to you when you pick stuff up.
Henry Butler
>cares about privacy >posts on a literally FBI/CIA/NSA honeypot
Blake Howard
sup guys on my monster gaming pc rig viewing this thread. of course im on windows, since linux cant handle such power. viewing this on chrome looks pretty sleek, love the font rendering thats it for me, hopefully one day yall can get on my level
You can create a "inc", and recieve it under your desired name, however, anyone from government authority can easily look up the owner, an alternative is to use a PO box.
Charles Long
if love the font so much why don't you change your font to Sergoe UI on linux?
Christopher Watson
The "ship to hub" features of UPS and Fedex look promising but the pickup points still require an ID.
Jayden Fisher
Try to acquire a fake one if you can
Brandon Hill
Part of the conditions were "legal".
Jose Turner
What do you need privacy for? Nothing to hide - nothing to fear!
