How do you remain stealth or anonymous on the web?

ryaznx

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like making it untracable and remain anonymous.
 
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VPN, Proxies, Tor, all work good enough for privacy purposes for me when I am on public wifi, don't usually use them for IM purposes. What are you looking to do?
 
idk. even the most notorious forum on the deep web got busted by the gov't. You really can't remain anonymous anywhere anyhow anytime at all.
 
If you don't call attention to yourself, don't scam people, don't commit financial fraud, ddos attacks, or any other high profile illegal dealings, then most proxies, vpn's, and remote desktops are good enough for most anyone.
 
Haha this ^^^^ Always have a post-it note covering my webcam.
I don't get why ppl even have webcams by default if they have a desktop (:, I mean, if u don't cam with peeps, there's no point.
 
This is in the wrong section I'm pretty sure...
 
It depends whether you just want to be anonymous to the average person or the US government. For fun I'll assume its the government and bear in mind that i have never attempted any of this, it is just from things I have read.

I read something a while back about how people who create HYIP programs get away with without being caught. The main think was to pay for a new laptop in cash and then only use it at internet cafes. They also did some clever way to create a bank account in Cyprus, I think. Obviously you couldn't log in to any website that you have logged into on your old computer as well.

I'm pretty sure VPN services aren't much good because near all providers are going to be compliant with US law enforcement.
 
My package for this is:
package fake documents
Offshore Company
digital currency accounts
stealth PayPal
VPS and VPN

This is the way I hide my ass and prevent that anyone ever will find out who I am.
 
If you don't call attention to yourself, don't scam people, don't commit financial fraud, ddos attacks, or any other high profile illegal dealings, then most proxies, vpn's, and remote desktops are good enough for most anyone.
But that's when you don't really need anonymity, no?
 
Using my real info and making people think I'm faking someone :D
 
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