How to Browse the Web Like a Ghost
This is how you browse like a ghost: quiet, minimal, forgettable.
This is how you browse like a ghost: quiet, minimal, forgettable.
Google Docs isn’t free.
You’re paying with context, content, and consent you never gave.
Walk away before you leak something you can’t claw back.
Every tool you use to create, send, or publish is either serving you or feeding the machine that maps, tracks, and sells you.
Erase the trail.
Start with one weekend.
Then stay quiet.
Google’s grip isn’t technical. It’s psychological.
They made it normal to give away everything because it was easy.
If you want privacy then embrace compartmentalization and obstruction in your digital life. Get used to having multiple identities that you can switch between for various needs.
Replacing these tools didn’t slow me down. It made me sharper.
Encrypt your files. Control the delivery. Claw it back.
One bad sync, one account flag, one vague policy change and suddenly your entire creative life is locked, deleted, or mined without consent.
Ask anyone who’s lost access to a Google account.
This isn’t a “productivity hack.” It’s workflow sovereignty.