Operational security

Opsec

[Chipper]

Let em keep talking about what they have. A) much easier to sort through the herd of potentials. And B) you gain valuable knowledge of where to resupply should the "need" arise. And as far as anyone ever needs to know, you got scammed and your golden goose only laid pyrite, so you ate her. 😁 Good topic. Thanks for sharing.

[therealpreparedhomestead]

I used to have stickers on the back of my vehicle until one day I had noticed someone had removed several of them. Now I have none. My vehicles just look like old farm trucks. I don't even like showing or talking a lot about what I might have or my property much on my channel. Maybe I'm too paranoid but it's too easy to figure out where a person is anymore online.

[bootmender]

From the late 70’s to the early 90’s I drove a old VW bus with so many stickers on it you could wright my biography from just looking at it. Then in 91 they stole my $2000. 19’ mad river canoe off the top. I then became “ Mr Gray “ I now drive a 15 year old ford van with not one sticker on it.
People don’t know my political views or my religious preferences, where I did work, hobbies, or were I went to school or my kids schools? As you have said it is more important to be inconspicuous today than ever before.

[PreppingInProgress]

Agreed on all counts. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons of customizing your vehicle. I'm still debating on whether to put a sticker with my ham call sign on the back window of the new car or not.

[reddog]

Good advice !!! Loose lips sink ships !!