The amount of data that can traced back to you based on your online activity. Apparently girls have a habit of digging up old tweets and then sending them to your employer to get you fired if you ghost them .

I take precautions.

 

Yes, I'm glad I've never been a super active social media poster, and I have wiped pretty much all my accounts and never post  I'm just a spectator at this point because I never really loved sharing my private life to the public anyway. 

Nope, i was smart not to use anything that can be linked back to me, since 2004

Yes, I used to make derogatory comments about my useless university (bad campus facilities, rude administrative and teaching staff, other students) on Twitter when I was a student there and I never knew that people would be able to see them simply by typing in the name of the university. I'm convinced quite a few people saw my comments. Good lord. I say nothing online anymore. 

I wear internet condoms. 

I never say anything too bad actually 

ATRL is the only place I actively post and I've been tight-lipped enough about my identity to not have any problems — never mind that I don't post anything that could get me in trouble offline 

Nothing matters when all of us are said and done.

As it stands, no, and I keep it general enough to where I can't be directly pinpointed. Someone would have to first find and then microscopically connect the dots between my various online profiles between services. I'm not that important.  

I don't like thinking about that 😅

kinda yeah! I remember a bunch of people digging up tweets from when I was 16 to damage me in my mid 20s all because I got a mod promotion on a flop music forum

like no matter how much you change people will always find dirt to destroy you and its annoying.

 

like It be scary to think about! 

 

I haven't done anything illegal, I have nothing to worry about 

Yeah but mostly because I'm scared of identity theft. At work I sometimes have to report fraud on behalf of the consumer and scammers can get really creative. And even if you think you don't have much to lose you still want to protect yourself because let's say someone commits a crime and impersonated you, that's your name on the line and a headache you want to avoid. Sometimes even providing your e-mail address to the wrong person will do, that's why I even make throwaway email addresses for stuff like Spotify and Hulu with fake names. 

No there'd to much data to many people to many posts so my old posts are just lost to the past. Don't know one care enough to dig up what I said in 2017

Edited August 18, 20251 yr by Tate