Shoe BillLearn OSINT, yesterday.
If you could only do one thing for the rest of your life for the purpose using your own social media more safely, it should be this.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with gathering as much information about people as you know how to, that is already publically available anyway—especially now, when as a function of quantity, the majority of said information is posted publicly by said people and of their own volition anyway.
Learning this changes the way your mind works, and the way your mind works is by far the most important thing in terms of whether you're safe or not in this context, and I'm allowed to say that because I'm saying it from my own instance while having physical control over the hardware it's running on. If this thing ever becomes self aware, I can literally just unplug it from the wall, and I'm the one telling you that your own mind is to your own benefit more so than that is.
You simply cannot predict what any of this stuff will look like years, never mind decades from now, and I can't either; no one can.
You also don't have to be able to see into the future if you just do this instead.
Your brain learns how to build a fire, and it develops a new wrinkle and you're warm for the night; you learn OSINT and your brain is on fire for the rest of your life.
For anyone who's already bothered reading this far, who doesn't already know what OSINT refers to, it's short for "open source intelligence" and I implore you to follow the magic white rabbit down the hole.
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