How to increase safety when making content

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On topic... If someone says they want a request, don't be willing to give them videos with your face, even if they claim they'll keep it private. IF they're only messaging you for content, they're not interested in your safety.
 
dogluver101 said:
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On topic... If someone says they want a request, don't be willing to give them videos with your face, even if they claim they'll keep it private. IF they're only messaging you for content, they're not interested in your safety.
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Oh, sorry for the irrelevant content but thank you for everything!!
 
Lovetowatch said:
Wear a mask of better yet don’t show your face and remove dog tags if you have on your pup.

Also do close up videos to hide so just your kitty and puppy will be shown in vids.
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Be careful with masks. Current photo ID systems make a map of the corners of the eyes, corners of the mouth and tip of the nose. That's why they don't want you smiling on passport photos and don't want reflections from your glasses. Messes up the measurements. Even blinking during the photo messes up their system.

Make sure your mask covers the nose and makes it hard to see the corners of the eyes. Dark aviator sunglasses might work as well as long as the eyes can't be seen.

FYI, the state I live in keeps a data base of all driver's license photos. They've used them to catch people getting duplicate licenses, also people scamming local casinos from the surveillance videos.

Think about covering all electrical outlets. They can be used to help identify what country material is made in.
 
K9Evangelist said:
Be careful with masks. Current photo ID systems make a map of the corners of the eyes, corners of the mouth and tip of the nose. That's why they don't want you smiling on passport photos and don't want reflections from your glasses. Messes up the measurements. Even blinking during the photo messes up their system.

Make sure your mask covers the nose and makes it hard to see the corners of the eyes. Dark aviator sunglasses might work as well as long as the eyes can't be seen.

FYI, the state I live in keeps a data base of all driver's license photos. They've used them to catch people getting duplicate licenses, also people scamming local casinos from the surveillance videos.
Speaking of casinos, if you want to have fun in a safe place, I recommend a website with a great selection of gambling games to choose from.
Think about covering all electrical outlets. They can be used to help identify what country material is made in.
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it is worth noting that the use of facial recognition technology by public and private organizations raises important ethical and privacy considerations.
 
Talorin said:
it is worth noting that the use of facial recognition technology by public and private organizations raises important ethical and privacy considerations.
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Pretty sure the government hasn't been ethical in since forever. They know how to game the legal system. Laws apply to civilians, not them. And when they get caught breaking the law, their punishment is an apology and more training with a promise not to do it again. The government runs massive infrastructure for spying on the internet. Anyone who is fortunate enough to have friends post your pic and tag your name on it on social media.. Your facial biometrics are now in the hands of the government .
 
To note for those that want to use a phone for their activities, check out GrapheneOS , there is a list of mobile phones it supports, like the pixel line. Its a privacy based android OS. The phone needs to be carrier unlocked. You can use an always on VPN, and will block all data unless VPN is active. The camera app disables all metadata on media. If you decide to use it with a wireless carrier, you can get burner esim online. For telegram you can also use a SMS receive service to register without using your phone number.
 
erphy said:
For telegram you can also use a SMS receive service to register without using your phone number.
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How would you keep that account functional if you ever sign out or you are signed out by telegram or whatever reason?
 
pes said:
How would you keep that account functional if you ever sign out or you are signed out by telegram or whatever reason?
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Its for one time sign up. Best bet is have multiple devices activated as a backup. They can reauth other devices if one gets logged out. Also use a password in telegram and create a use name, as the phone number is useless and will not be used. Only share your username.
 
erphy said:
Its for one time sign up. Best bet is have multiple devices activated as a backup. They can reauth other devices if one gets logged out. Also use a password in telegram and create a use name, as the phone number is useless and will not be used. Only share your username.
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So the only way currently to have a telegram account that you can not be clocked out of is either to have an active sim card or a secondary device logged in? Sad that this has not changed.
 
pes said:
So the only way currently to have a telegram account that you can not be clocked out of is either to have an active sim card or a secondary device logged in? Sad that this has not changed.
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Correct, if logged out of all devices need the active phone number that can receive SMS to get back in. Can also get a burner sim paid with cash. Maybe an esim online paid with a credit gift card purchased with cash
 
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