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AtW replied

17 July 2013, 20:01
"The only privacy that's left is the inside of your head. Maybe that's enough."

HTH
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minestrone replied

17 July 2013, 18:36
I tend to keep client type moans and stuff away from here now as it would be easy to be picked up I think.

Anyways... my friends are buying powders and pills from the silkroad on TOR these days.
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doodab replied

17 July 2013, 18:19
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Was it an interviewee?

Nope. A colleague.
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mudskipper replied

17 July 2013, 17:11
Originally posted by doodab View Post

Slight aside, but I've just been identified from my posts on here....

Was it an interviewee?
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doodab replied

17 July 2013, 17:06
Slight aside, but I've just been identified from my posts on here....
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CloudWalker replied

17 July 2013, 15:03
Originally posted by Dark Black View Post

TOR, FreeNet etc...

TOR... I went into the deep web once... what is seen cannot be unseen
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SueEllen replied

9 July 2013, 20:38
Originally posted by Platypus View Post

Yes, but anyone who fails to search and find these for himself is unlikely to be able to use them ...

Don't be mean.

BTW Mr Maginty I intercept your post - it's very easy to do if you know how.
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Platypus replied

9 July 2013, 08:18
Originally posted by Dark Black View Post

TOR, FreeNet etc...

Yes, but anyone who fails to search and find these for himself is unlikely to be able to use them ...
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geoffreywhereveryoumaybe replied

9 July 2013, 05:55
NSA surveillance: is it possible to exist online without casting a digital shadow? | Technology | The Guardian
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Dark Black replied

8 July 2013, 22:19
TOR, FreeNet etc...
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d000hg replied

8 July 2013, 19:41
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Dear Mr Jeffrey Samuel Maginty (born 17 March 1974 living at 5 Orchard Street, Oxford, OX10 9FG, national insurance number: JM 10 03 84 C).

The answer to your question is a resounding NO.

I almost hope that's real to see you take such a banning...
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kingcook replied

8 July 2013, 19:20
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Dear Mr Jeffrey Samuel Maginty (born 17 March 1974 living at 5 Orchard Street, Oxford, OX10 9FG, national insurance number: JM 10 03 84 C).

The answer to your question is a resounding NO.
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AtW replied

8 July 2013, 18:17
Originally posted by Jeff Maginty View Post

Is there a way to be anonymous on the web?

Dear Mr Jeffrey Samuel Maginty (born 17 March 1974 living at 5 Orchard Street, Oxford, OX10 9FG, national insurance number: JM 10 03 84 C).

The answer to your question is a resounding NO.
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northernladuk replied

8 July 2013, 16:48
Originally posted by Boo View Post

How do you know s/he registered under his/her real name ?

Boo

I think you might have missed the hint of cheeky sarcasm in TF's post.
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Boo replied

8 July 2013, 15:27
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

Registering on a forum using your real name is probably not a good start towards anonymity on the web.

How do you know s/he registered under his/her real name ?

Boo
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