The Week You Took Your Space Back
This week was about one thing: reclaiming space. Not just digital space, but mental, physical, and public space. Space that’s yours to guard.
OPSEC
How to Audit Your Physical OpSec in 10 Minutes
If you’re traceable in the real world, you’re not untraceable.
No Mask, No Privacy: Reclaiming Anonymity in Public Space
You walk down the street. Smile at a camera you don’t see. That face? It’s logged. Scanned. Tagged. Cross referenced with five databases. Welcome to the permanent lineup.
Shut the Digital Window: Blocking Physical Surveillance in Your Living Space
You think you’re safe because you’re inside?
You’re not. You’re just easier to watch.
How to Move Through Cities Like You’re Not Being Watched
Cities are surveillance machines now. You don’t just walk through a city. You get recorded, scanned, profiled, and logged. Movement becomes metadata. Identity becomes inference.
Your Face Is the New Password And They Already Have It
Your face is in more databases than your social security number.
Location Logs Build a Case Against You
Tower pings. Wi-Fi scans. Bluetooth proximity. Motion sensors. Your location history is a permanent record built automatically, stored silently, and ready to be used against you.
You’re Not “Out Running Errands” You’re Broadcasting a Pattern
They don’t need to know who you are.
They just need to know what you do reliably, repeatedly.
The World Is Your Tracking Device
This week isn’t about hiding in a cabin. It’s about refusing to be owned in the physical world.
The same way we clawed back mental privacy, we’re going to make physical tracking harder, noisier, and less profitable.
Your Phone Is a Snitch (and How to Shut It Up)
Your phone is not neutral. It is not private. It is not yours.
It belongs to the network. And the network works for them.
You won’t get it perfect. That’s fine. But stop pretending it’s not happening.