Starting To Vanish - The Beginners Steps To Controlling Their Privacy
Starting to vanish can seem like a massively complicated project. Please do not be intimidated by the hundreds of pieces of in-depth content on all kinds of topics here at How To Vanish which has become a massive compendium and one of the premier sources on the Internet to help you take control of your privacy.
But if you are new here, then you may feel overwhelmed and be wondering, "Where in the world do I start?"
We try to give practical and actionable tips with as much value as possible to solve the particular issue or circumstance. Sometimes the tips are basic. Sometimes the tips are complex. But we never take your time or attention for granted with fluffy time wasting suggestions.
Our articles and videos also cover threats to privacy. Sometimes this includes analysis of a law or court case, actual or potential uses of some technology or just current trends or events.
But all of the posts are written to help you protect your privacy, decrease your risk of being an identity theft victim and doing some completely legally so you do not break any laws.
Six Steps To Vanish
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2. Get Acquainted With Bitcoin
We were among the first popular blogs to write about and recommend Bitcoin on 17 January 2011 in Bitcoin – The Best Financial Privacy Is Probably Here … Probably and have been applying it to controlling privacy ever since. Bitcoin will become one of your most powerful tools because it makes so much possible.
3. Read Popular Posts
If a lot of other people have found them useful, maybe you will too.
- How To Survive In Captivity - The principles of survival that special forces soldiers use apply to every day citizens as well. Learn how to survive captivity.
- What Liberty Dollar Should Have Learned From The Godfather - The first of three articles examining the Liberty Dollar case and looking at what Bernard von Nothaus should and should not have done.
- Why Bitcoin Acceptance Should Be A Litmus Test of Liberty Proponents - Merchants accepting bitcoins protect their customers from identity theft and political persecution when purchasing liberty orientated products and services.
- Stratfor Failed To Protect Their Customers By Not Accepting Bitcoin - Stratfor's website was hacked posing a risk of identity theft for their subscribers. Stratfor could have prevented this by accepting BitCoins.
- Anonymous Web Surfing To Protect Your Internet Privacy - How you can take control of your Internet privacy.
- Ten Privacy Tips For Protecting Your Identity And Avoiding Identity Theft - Control your privacy by using these ten privacy tips for protecting your identity and avoiding identity theft.
- Remove Personal Information From The Internet - There are ways to remove personal information from the internet, like your address and phone number, from most of the websites that publish that kind of information.
- Avoid Surveillance Cameras - Video camera surveillance is everywhere. There are some weaknesses to video surveillance systems which are exploited to avoid video camera surveillance and facial recognition.
- Avoid Private Investigators - There are many reasons why an investigator might be conducting surveillance on you. Find out how to avoid private investigator surveillance.
- Keep Your Home Address To Yourself - Property ownership is a matter of public record. Here are three ways to keep your property ownership out of public records.
- Keep Your Assets Hidden In Plain Sight - Keep your name out of public records and keep your assets hidden in plain sight.
- Three Ways To Hide Valuables At Home - Three ways to hide valuables at home shows you how to protect your stuff right under your nose without relying on anybody else to help you.
- Tim Ferris Is California's Bitch - When He Does Not Have To Be - CA passed a law taxing out-of-state retailers with CA affiliates. Amazon terminated affiliate's including Tim Ferris who lost a five figure monthly income.
- Do You Need To Profitably Sue A TSA Agent? - Profitably suing a TSA agent individually may be the only way to stop them from touching your genitals. Learn how to keep your privates private.
- Taking Raw Food Recipes Underground - Raw food recipes require unprocessed food in its natural state. Legislatures and police agencies are making unprocessed food harder to find.
- Modern Hawala - Flying money. Learn about this ancient system for moving money around the world in the blink of an eye. Extremely useful in conjunction with Bitcoin.
4. Watch Videos
Consider watching some videos at How To Vanish TV. These are often included in articles we write as examples or solutions but you may feel like going through the playlist anyway.
5. Archives
The Archives of Articles section is also extremely helpful. You can quickly scan many different article titles to find something appealing.
6. Share
The more people who apply privacy hygiene the safer and more private we all because you could protect your privacy only to have one of your friends inadvertently breach it. Even Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg, complained about a family photo being posted to Facebook and shared with the public.
So please consider sharing our content with your friends and family on Facebook and Twitter. This should stir some interesting discussions and help all of us be safer by employing privacy hygiene practices.