Wallflower (similar to FacebookBlocker ?)ĭisconnect (prevents tracking by Facebook, Google, Twitter) Extensions / plug-ins / add-ons in your browser.Īdblock Plus (and then go to stop tracking and stop social-media tracking).Maybe use login/password info from elsewhere, instead of using your own.Maybe add this fake person as an authorized user to your real credit card ? A fake corporate employee ID card from a fake corporation, maybe. I think it's legal as long as it's not a fake of a government ID, and you're not committing fraud. Some people carry a fake ID, to show to businesses that demand photo ID. Fake pictures of you, fake address, fake postings, etc. Maybe in the future we'll get "decoy" tools or services: something that posts fake info online to make it harder for others to figure out your true info. Any balance you load into the card might not be protected by banking laws, certainly not at the $50 limit of protection on a credit card. You can get a physical card, so not just for online use. Those names will appear on networks and other places. Give your PC a generic name like "laptopJ", create a user account with a generic name like "userK", instead of using your real full name. Similar when installing an OS, or using a brand-new PC for the first time. Why tell Facebook where you've worked, where you went to school, who your family members are ?ĭon't give them your real birthday, or real mailing address, or real phone number.
Maybe don't even put it on your computer or phone or camera. Naked pictures of yourself or your spouse ? Personal embarrassments ? Dark secrets ? Something illegal ? Just don't put it online, or transmit it over the internet. Don't put really private stuff online.
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