was OTW right when he said this and is this a good way to really understand privacy at an advanced level?

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Privacy in the digital age@zerobytes.monster · 8 days ago

The original post: /r/privacy by /u/notburneddown on 2025-05-04 01:37:51.

So Occupy the Web said when interviewed by David Bombal if you understand digital forensics and OSINT, you will know the other ways of being identified online aside from IP address and MAC address. He then said, once you understand that, then you can figure out how to protect yourself online.

Do you agree with this and does that mean to learn to be private we should all study OSINT and digital forensics?

This sub won’t let me post the video as my source due to an influx of videos, but the video has a similar title to: “How to Be Anonymous Online (and the hard truth about it)” or something like that. Its on YouTube.

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