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<span class="author-date">Hoover - 2024-10-09</span>
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<h1>How to Maintain Multiple Identities Online</h1>
<p>In this tutorial, we're going to explore how to maintain multiple
online identities to protect your privacy and enhance your
security. We'll cover why it's important, what you need to do, and
how to set it up step by step.</p>
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<h3><b>Why Maintain Multiple Online Identities?</b></h3>
<p>
In today's digital age, our online activities are constantly
monitored and tracked by various entities, including advertisers,
corporations, and malicious actors. Using a single identity across
all your online activities makes it easier for these entities to
build a comprehensive profile about you, which can compromise your
privacy and security.
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By maintaining multiple, separate identities for different types
of online activities, you can compartmentalize your digital
footprint, making it much harder for anyone to link your
activities together. This enhances your privacy, protects you from
profiling, and gives you greater control over your personal
information.
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<h3><b>What We'll Be Doing</b></h3>
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We'll be setting up multiple virtual machines (VMs), each
dedicated to a specific identity corresponding to different
internet usage types:
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<ul>
<li><strong>Public Identity</strong>: For activities that are
public and linked to your real identity.</li>
<li><strong>Private Identity</strong>: For activities you wish to
keep private but don't require anonymity.</li>
<li><strong>Anonymous Identity</strong>: For activities where you
want to remain anonymous.</li>
<li><strong>Sensitive Identity</strong>: For highly sensitive
activities requiring plausible deniability.</li>
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We'll assign distinct personas to each identity, define their
personalities and communication styles, and ensure complete
separation between them by using dedicated VMs and following
strict operational security practices.
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<h3><b>Setting Up Multiple Identities</b></h3>
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The first step of compartmentalizing your online personas is to
create a strong outline for your four identities. The idea is to
separate your internet activity, so these personas must never
cross paths. Think of them as real humans, each with their own
ideas, interests, and way of expressing themselves.
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<img src="separation.png" class="imgRz"
alt="Identity Separation Diagram">
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<li><strong>Alice Liddell (Public Identity)</strong>: Professional
and formal communication style.</li>
<li><strong>Bob Marley (Private Identity)</strong>: Casual and
friendly communication style.</li>
<li><strong>Charlie Chaplin (Anonymous Identity)</strong>: Witty
and humorous communication style.</li>
<li><strong>Dave Mustaine (Sensitive Identity)</strong>: Serious
and cautious communication style.</li>
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Each identity should have a distinct personality and writing style
to prevent linkage through behavioral analysis. Be mindful of your
way of expressing yourself and don't reveal details which could
infringe on your other personas. There have been real world cases
of linguistic analysis leading to arrests simply because the user
could be traced between multiple personas through linguistic
tendencies, such as misspelling a word in a unique way.
</p>
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To help maintain distinct writing styles, you can use a local
Language Model (LLM) to adjust your text. This ensures that each
identity's communication remains consistent and unlinked.
</p>
<p>
See our tutorial on <a href="local_llm_tutorial/index.html">How to
Use a Local LLM to Change Your Writing Style</a> for detailed
instructions.
</p>
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<h3><b>Conclusion</b></h3>
<p>
By following this tutorial, you've established multiple isolated
online identities, each with its own dedicated environment and
persona. This approach significantly enhances your online privacy
and security by preventing different aspects of your digital life
from being linked.
</p>
<p>
Always maintain discipline in keeping these identities separate,
and regularly update your systems to protect against new threats.
With careful implementation of these practices, you can take
control of your digital presence.
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<h3><b>What You've Accomplished</b></h3>
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- Created distinct identities with unique personas.<br>
- Set up virtual machines for each identity.<br>
- Implemented operational security practices.
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