Fixing a Privacy Slip: Steps to Take After You Overshare
Privacy is a practice.
Messy. Imperfect. Real.
You clean it. Reinforce it. Move forward sharper.
TIPS + TOOLS + TACTICS
Field Deployment Lessons: Staying Invisible While Active
The biggest myth in field OPSEC? That you can move without being seen.
The Tactical Map: Planning Routes to Reduce Surveillance
Cities log your every move through cameras, towers, and transit systems that map your daily routines. This guide teaches you how to plan tactical routes that minimize surveillance exposure by using alternate paths, timing variations, and urban blind spots. Learn to move through public spaces unpredictably and reclaim your right to travel without leaving a … Read more
Using Noise to Hide in Plain Sight
You don’t disappear by being quiet. You disappear by being one of a thousand indistinguishable pings.
Secure Photography and Videography Without Self Exposure
If you’re filming the system, assume the system is filming you too.
Avoiding Physical Tail and Digital Shadow While On the Move
Every trip you take leaves a digital shadow Bluetooth pings, license plate logs, transit data, and GPS breadcrumbs that reveal your habits. This counter-surveillance guide shows how to move without being mapped, using Faraday protection, burner devices, route variation, and behavioral discipline. Learn to spot physical tails, limit signal leaks, and reclaim true freedom of … Read more
How to Communicate Securely in Crowded, Monitored Events
When thousands gather, the system sees opportunity. A mass of signals and bodies is easier to tag, track, and archive than a single one moving alone. Algorithms thrive on density.
Safe Travel OPSEC: Border Crossings, Hotels, and Transit
Travel light. Travel encrypted. Travel aware.
Building a Countermeasure Kit that Actually Works
A real countermeasure kit isn’t about fashion. It’s not about gadgets you’ll never touch. It’s a system of tools and habits that you stage, test, and refine until it works under stress.
Daily Privacy Habits that Stick Under Stress
Habits survive stress because they don’t require thinking. They’re automated discipline. Done often enough, they carry you when adrenaline knocks your brain offline.