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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>
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<p>In this tutorial, we're going to explore how to maintain multiple
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online identities to protect your privacy and enhance your
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security. We'll cover why it's important, what you need to do, and
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how to set it up step by step.</p>
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<h2><b>Recommended Technology</b></h2>
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<li><p><strong>Hardware:</strong> Laptop / Personal Computer</p></li>
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<li><p><strong>Host OS:</strong> <a href="../linux/index.html">Linux</a></p></li>
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<li><p><strong>Hypervisor:</strong> libvirtd QEMU/KVM</p></li>
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<h3><b>Why Maintain Multiple Online Identities?</b></h3>
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In today's digital age, our online activities are constantly
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monitored and tracked by various entities, including advertisers,
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corporations, and malicious actors. Using a single identity across
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all your online activities makes it easier for these entities to
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build a comprehensive profile about you, which can compromise your
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privacy and security.
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By maintaining multiple, separate identities for different types
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of online activities, you can compartmentalize your digital
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footprint, making it much harder for anyone to link your
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activities together. This enhances your privacy, protects you from
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profiling, and gives you greater control over your personal
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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
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dedicated to a specific identity corresponding to different
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internet usage types:
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<li><strong>Public Identity</strong>: For activities that are
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public and linked to your real identity.</li>
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<li><strong>Private Identity</strong>: For activities you wish to
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keep private but don't require anonymity.</li>
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<li><strong>Anonymous Identity</strong>: For activities where you
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want to remain anonymous.</li>
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<li><strong>Sensitive Identity</strong>: For highly sensitive
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activities requiring plausible deniability.</li>
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We'll assign distinct personas to each identity, define their
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personalities and communication styles, and ensure complete
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separation between them by using dedicated VMs and following
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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
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create a strong outline for your four identities. The idea is to
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separate your internet activity, so these personas must never
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cross paths. Think of them as real humans, each with their own
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ideas, interests, and way of expressing themselves.
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<img src="separation.png" class="imgRz"
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alt="Identity Separation Diagram">
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<li><strong>Alice Liddell (Public Identity)</strong>: Professional
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and formal communication style.</li>
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<li><strong>Bob Marley (Private Identity)</strong>: Casual and
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friendly communication style.</li>
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<li><strong>Charlie Chaplin (Anonymous Identity)</strong>: Witty
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and humorous communication style.</li>
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<li><strong>Dave Mustaine (Sensitive Identity)</strong>: Serious
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and cautious communication style.</li>
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Each identity should have a distinct personality and writing style
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to prevent linkage through behavioral analysis. Be mindful of your
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way of expressing yourself and don't reveal details which could
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infringe on your other personas. There have been real world cases
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of linguistic analysis leading to arrests simply because the user
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could be traced between multiple personas through linguistic
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tendencies, such as misspelling a word in a unique way.
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To help maintain distinct writing styles, you can use a local
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Language Model (LLM) to adjust your text. This ensures that each
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identity's communication remains consistent and unlinked.
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See our tutorial on <a href="local_llm_tutorial/index.html">How to
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Use a Local LLM to Change Your Writing Style</a> for detailed
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instructions.
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<h3><b>Conclusion</b></h3>
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By following this tutorial, you've established multiple isolated
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online identities, each with its own dedicated environment and
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persona. This approach significantly enhances your online privacy
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and security by preventing different aspects of your digital life
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from being linked.
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Always maintain discipline in keeping these identities separate,
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and regularly update your systems to protect against new threats.
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With careful implementation of these practices, you can take
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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>
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- Set up virtual machines for each identity.<br>
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- Implemented operational security practices.
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