How to remain anonymous and safe

[tequila]

How do you remain anonymous and post videos?

I have considered posting videos, but I worry about being traced, located, and/or blackmailed. I know there's something like Metadata available in videos and pictures, but that's about all I know.

 

[pes]

How to increase safety when making content

Tips on how to make content and stay safe. (Mods feel free to edit this post and add anything you think is missing). Useful tips from comments will be added as well. - Is it worth it at all? https://www.zoovilleforum.net/threads/is-making-porn-worth-the-effort.14526/ - Do not send your content...

www.zoovilleforum.net

 

[HungaryBottomBoy18]

How do you remain anonymous and post videos?

I have considered posting videos, but I worry about being traced, located, and/or blackmailed. I know there's something like Metadata available in videos and pictures, but that's about all I know.

I mean the point of this safe space is kinda that you don't need to be THAT anonymous

 

[akirazoo]

I mean the point of this safe space is kinda that you don't need to be THAT anonymous

No. God no.
Be as safe as humanly possible in every circumstance of uploading videos on this forum, it is not filled with purely zoophilles, there are some on here purely to try and find out information to use against them.
Please do not follow this clowns advice

 

[Oldman]

How do you remain anonymous and post videos?

I have considered posting videos, but I worry about being traced, located, and/or blackmailed. I know there's something like Metadata available in videos and pictures, but that's about all I know.

Get a high quality old ass camcorder that does not have geolocation on it. Then do the rest of the guide mentioned above. Do not post someone else's work, we don't need more regurgitated porn.

 

[Oldman]

I mean the point of this safe space is kinda that you don't need to be THAT anonymous

There is NO safe space.

 

[pes]

I mean the point of this safe space is kinda that you don't need to be THAT anonymous

To put it simply. This is a public forum, anyone can make an account here and it is trivially easy to do so.

 

[tequila]

How to increase safety when making content

Tips on how to make content and stay safe. (Mods feel free to edit this post and add anything you think is missing). Useful tips from comments will be added as well. - Is it worth it at all? https://www.zoovilleforum.net/threads/is-making-porn-worth-the-effort.14526/ - Do not send your content...

www.zoovilleforum.net

This is a lot more work than I thought it would be lol
Thank you, I'll start taking the steps to go anonymous. I already messed up

 

[Dogdaddy69]

Safe space.......lol

Where do these people come from?

Is this a simulation? Do they just spawn at the screen edge or what?

 

[Dogdaddy69]

This is a lot more work than I thought it would be lol
Thank you, I'll start taking the steps to go anonymous. I already messed up

Everyone messes up sometimes. Thats just part of life. The real trick is surviving it. Anything that doesnt doom you, teaches you.
Hopefully teaches you.

Evaluate and adjust accordingly.

 

[HowlingInAlpine]

Everyone messes up sometimes. Thats just part of life. The real trick is surviving it. Anything that doesnt doom you, teaches you.
Hopefully teaches you.

Evaluate and adjust accordingly.

Agreed. Survival first, lessons later. Seen plenty of people learn the hard way; adapt in real time or risk becoming a cautionary tale for someone else to learn from.

"safe space"

gets thrown around by people who don't understand what they're walking into. Those who are willing to learn and ask questions are doing more than most. The fact they're even asking puts them ahead of the ones who come in here walking in blind all the time.

Let's be honest: I've seen enough reckless behavior here in the short time I've been back here to make me cautious about who I choose to respond to. I view those users as liabilities - to themselves and anyone within their digital proximity. As a person who would compromise their safety (and mine) without even realizing how many eyes are watching.

Opsec isn't a checklist. It's a mindset.

 

[saddlebum66]

Agreed. Survival first, lessons later. Seen plenty of people learn the hard way; adapt in real time or risk becoming a cautionary tale for someone else to learn from.



gets thrown around by people who don't understand what they're walking into. Those who are willing to learn and ask questions are doing more than most. The fact they're even asking puts them ahead of the ones who come in here walking in blind all the time.

Let's be honest: I've seen enough reckless behavior here in the short time I've been back here to make me cautious about who I choose to respond to. I view those users as liabilities - to themselves and anyone within their digital proximity. As a person who would compromise their safety (and mine) without even realizing how many eyes are watching.

Opsec isn't a checklist. It's a mindset.

"Back here"?

 

[Dogdaddy69]

Agreed. Survival first, lessons later. Seen plenty of people learn the hard way; adapt in real time or risk becoming a cautionary tale for someone else to learn from.



gets thrown around by people who don't understand what they're walking into. Those who are willing to learn and ask questions are doing more than most. The fact they're even asking puts them ahead of the ones who come in here walking in blind all the time.

Let's be honest: I've seen enough reckless behavior here in the short time I've been back here to make me cautious about who I choose to respond to. I view those users as liabilities - to themselves and anyone within their digital proximity. As a person who would compromise their safety (and mine) without even realizing how many eyes are watching.

Opsec isn't a checklist. It's a mindset.

Spot
On.

Thats it exactly. Could not agree more.