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That would js confirm I've got good OPSEC
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Good. I donāt want them removed to think they know me.
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If you were actually a high-risk threat, you'd be elated to be able to operate in relative stealth.
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OPSEC is the best SECs
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I donāt even have SECs anymore.
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Remember boys and girls, the obbo is real šÆ
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Are we talking Hegseth OPSEC or actual OPSEC?
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Back in the day, if you wrote to the FBI and asked if there was file on you, they would start a file on you.
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Still do. It's a paradox of sorts. They are required to log actions. You making a request and them filling the request is an action. If you didn't have any previous actions, now you do, and so they start a file on you.
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Did they answer the question?
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I didn't ask
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I'd feel relieved and slightly insulted
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"Object Class: Keter"
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Iām assuming this is a joke but is it actually possible to see such files somehow?
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Considering all these bookey-ass dystopian surveillance companies especially data brokers circle jerk and share data with each other, you could prolly buy your own data from brokers, providing u meet criteria, and ur OPSEC is absolute shite (if it isn't you might be lucky enough not to see much of anything identifying).
Source: Darknet Diaries' Hieu episode
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Only if your high enough of a risk to
walk right inhave a drone kill your entire genetic liniage.
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That just means they don't know everythingš
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"I would kill for that job!" Threat assessment: low.
Imagine getting Intel on yourself and it flags you as a serious threat and that's what gives you the confidence in yourself needed to act on it.
The real societal threat was the friends you made along they way!