How to Be Invisible
by J.J. Luna · first published 2000
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The book "How to be Invisible"[1] makes a few good arguments for privacy too. For example, if you are charged with a serious felony, but later released because you are actually innocent - lack of privacy almost ensures that your…
on “I want privacy because I break the law” ↗You might enjoy the book "how to be invisible" by J. J. Luna
on “Ask HN: Who really gives your personal info to Intelius, Instant Checkmate, etc?” ↗Agreed. The book "how to be invisible" makes a good case for how easy it is to match a persons name to their address and why this is a bad thing.
on “Google Begins Practically Begging You to Use Your Real Name on YouTube” ↗Better off reading JJ Luna's How to Be Invisible plus espionage non-fiction about Cold War fieldcraft. Then just stop using electronics when you really want privacy. Also, if you do crypto, make it look like HTTPS or something normal to be lost in the…
on “How to encrypt your entire life in less than an hour” ↗…3) Now that credit freezing is free, freeze all your credit reports. Brian Krebs has a good article on doing this: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/09/credit-freezes-are-free-... 4) Read JJ Luna's "How to Be Invisible: Protect Your Home, Your Children, Your Assets, and Your Life 3rd Edition" https://amzn.to/3qxkTWV He also has a website where you can register "ghost" addresses and LLCs that you can use to register…
on “Ask HN: How much should I worry about identity theft” ↗Thats why I started reading the book "How to be invisible", very good actually.
He is currently giving the 2000 edition away for free in exchange for an email address. http://dealzon.com/deals/how-to-be-invisible-by-j-j-luna
on “I want privacy because I break the law” ↗Step 1: Don't buy a book called "How to be Invisible" from Amazon.
on “Lavabit abruptly shuts down” ↗