How To Become Invisible Online

How To Browse The Internet Anonymously

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00:00 intro
00:55 Level 1 Anonymity
03:33 System For Password Creation
05:53 System For Storing Passwords Safely
09:10 Restrict What You Reveal About Yourself
10:10 Create Multiple Emails
12:51 Level 2 Anonymity
12:59 How To Hide Yourself Online
14:48 How The Tor Web Browser Works
15:35 Use Encrypted Messaging
16:38 Become Invisible Online
17:37 The Tor Exit Node Problem
18:35 What is a Proxy?
19:18 Create Your Own Proxy
20:06 Become The Proxy
21:30 Creating An Anonymous Gmail Account
23:07 Conclusion

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[removedaccount]

He didn't only tell us how to be anonymous.
He also taught us the basics to be safe on the internet that most of the people don't know about.

[engboy]

Now I can be as invisible on the internet as I was in high school

[primorock]

This video went from basic internet safety to getting away as a crime boss real quick...and I like it!

[ethanpatrick]

"I can remain unseen if I wish, but to disappear entirely: That is a rare gift." - Aragorn

[seekthuth]

Extra added layer of security you can add to your passwords is to have your passwords in a foreign language, like Spanish or (romanized) Chinese. The further from your mother tongue and the less popular, the better. Good example is to find a band like The Hu that sings something like Mongolian, use a romanized version of a line from one of their songs, and then encrypt it.

[mikeoxlong]

Plot twist: he is a government agent making it easier to track us

[ShinyEmeraldGames]

Really great and helpful video. Online anonymity has become more and more important for me over the last couple of months.

[ewvjslu]

Wow, multiple book level knowledge condenced into a 24 min video. Absolute legend.

[d.Cog]

A couple of other ways: post letters; communicate with people by going to see them; shop by going to local stores; bank by going to the bank (if there are any left); grow what you can (salad stuff is easy and you can even grow it in an apartment); slow ourselves down, get off the click-shop, rebuild communities. Get on two wheels to move around: scooter for short distance, then pushbike, e-bike, motorbike. All good for the planet and us (careful on the motorbike). The internet has only been around for a tiny amount of time yet we now spend all our time on it (like me now). We could try getting out a bit more. Might be good for our mental health too as well as physical. For all internet uses though, do what Hallden says.

[dinterface]

Couple things not mentioned is to shut off your telemetry data inside your OS. Normally a stealth system requires this and should read "Your system has achieved a perfect "TruStealth" rating. Not a single packet — solicited or otherwise — was received from your system as a result of our security probing tests. Your system ignored and refused to reply to repeated Pings (ICMP Echo Requests). From the standpoint of the passing probes of any hacker, this machine does not exist on the Internet. Some questionable personal security systems expose their users by attempting to "counter-probe the prober", thus revealing themselves. But your system wisely remained silent in every way. Very nice." You can also shut off netbios over tcpip in your adapter settings so you are not broadcasting, and hiding your ssid so you are not broadcasting your connections name through wifi discovery.

[AwokenEntertainment]

It's crazy how much privacy people give up for convenience..

[wakeupuk]

Been in IT since 1982 and in theory this is an excellent video and I commend Kalle for doing so especially unlike a good deal of IT Youtubers on here, who mainly want to show off, get attention and aim for sponsorship plus he does not hide it requires having the knowledge, effort and time to do so. Unfortunately as is with so many IT professionals I taught in my time, simply can't grasp that non IT people just want to 'use' IT to do what they want, as oppose spending additional time and effort in being able to do so. That is why even though we have so many utilities and techniques to make passwords more secure, people as I even do (and I used to teach security) now keep a small book with them all written down as we have to change them on an irregular basis. Just like a neighbour I once had, who never actually used his car (driving his wife mad) as he was always tinkering with it, in his garage, to make it run better. The other thing is that most users who wish to use all the aspects of the Internet now find to do so, have to abide by the rules, wishes and requirements that are for the benefit of the provider not the user. A classic example is how banks have totally reversed the relationship, where once customer was king to them now. Kalle's suggestions are valid but most major websites know this and have paid IT software and hardware developers to creat 'hoops' that we must jump through to use them which if you have sensibly carried out what Kalle has stated you 'AIN'T GETTING IN'.

[giosaia]

10 year olds that feel like being a hacker would be awsome be watching this vid over and over. 😂

[azamean]

I recommend changing your email occasionally too, it's very easy with outlook/Gmail to add an alias email, make it primary, and delete your old one. So if your email has appeared in any data breaches, it's gone. But you still have access to everything with very little effort

[Mohammad_Ali__]

It is tough to prevent data being tracked and hide info. Literally just whatever it may be related to the person (especially personal information) that is used for any purpose can blow one’s personal information and status. So far this is the best video I’ve seen and one of the many that is useful which I learned from.

[internetgurutv]

No one is safe online.. But good thing there are online angels like you. Thanks for sharing these tips 😊👍

[Dre_GadgetCravesNmore]

Am not gonna lie, i sat and watched this whole video and this guy spoken everything pertaining to becoming truly invisible online. He didn't miss anything out, this is literally the sauce explained yo👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 well fu*king done❗️

[jewelflores]

I'll try the multiple email and longer password, thanks Kalle 🙂

[mikeoxweld]

Nice upload, succinct yet easy to follow....

Highly recommended for anyone else with a short attention span or others who may have naively spent years feeling they have nothing to hide.... subsequently allowing many years of social-media voyeurism erode any belief in, or concerns for online privacy in 2022.

Much appreciated!

[AUSTINREAL]

I needed the part three of your video .
Thank you soooo much