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Hey ! this look's great and this will be very useful to me .

[Kouichi]

I don't even have registrations open LOL.
I'll open them.
EDIT: Done, feel free to use it.

Thanks, I had no fucking idea you owned it, lmao.

[seawolve1]

A lot of good information and detail. Great job Kouichi. Thanks for sharing with the community!

[Chitoge]

Really good guide and worth the read.
Thanks for this Kouichi.

[Jelli]

Great guide for someone not wanting to get too into things like TOR!
Thanks!
PS: The Request Policy and No script links are the same, might want to fix that!

First Post! <3

[BigBird711]

This is one of the best post, thanks for the info

[Seisou]

All those VPN's are ran by people on Hackforums or US companies, and I am sure if law enforcement contacted them, they'd hand over all information on a specific person, so yeah, not the best recommendations. Also, XMPP sells their chat logs I am pretty sure from what I heard awhile ago. You should change these up, not trying to be negative, just assisting you to better your thread.

I did infact like the Firefox information and add-ons though, cool stuff.

[Nakamoto]

All those VPN's are ran by people on Hackforums or US companies, and I am sure if law enforcement contacted them, they'd hand over all information on a specific person, so yeah, not the best recommendations. Also, XMPP sells their chat logs I am pretty sure from what I heard awhile ago. You should change these up, not trying to be negative, just assisting you to better your thread.

I did infact like the Firefox information and add-ons though, cool stuff.

Most Jabber servers do not keep any logs, and if they did all of your messages should be encrypted and all of your connections to the server should be made through Tor.

I highly doubt that an open source chat client (referring to your post on my thread) could or would surreptitiously keep and then 'sell' logfiles. I also have the same doubt that a chat protocol (XMPP) with multiple different software iterations (ejabbered, prosody, etc) would do the same. All open-source, all the time.

Don't you think that if this was the case, it would likely be big news.

[Philip J Fry]

This is actually really helpful thanks so much for putting this together!

[Kouichi]

All those VPN's are ran by people on Hackforums or US companies, and I am sure if law enforcement contacted them, they'd hand over all information on a specific person, so yeah, not the best recommendations. Also, XMPP sells their chat logs I am pretty sure from what I heard awhile ago. You should change these up, not trying to be negative, just assisting you to better your thread.

I did infact like the Firefox information and add-ons though, cool stuff.

Your XMPP argument - I've included how to use OTR, so if they even do sell chat logs, which I highly doubt, they'd be encrypted because OTR.

As for the VPN argument, I didn't say they had to chose them, they were just good choices for people who wanted to hide their IP from DDoSers, doxers, etc.

[Djehuty]

I liked the tutorial, but the link for Request Policy and NoScript are the same.

[Kouichi]

I liked the tutorial, but the link for Request Policy and NoScript are the same.

Oh, thanks, I'll fix it in a few seconds.
Edit: Fixed.

[Seisou]

Your XMPP argument - I've included how to use OTR, so if they even do sell chat logs, which I highly doubt, they'd be encrypted because OTR.

As for the VPN argument, I didn't say they had to chose them, they were just good choices for people who wanted to hide their IP from DDoSers, doxers, etc.

Well, using tor is also pretty good if you would want to add that.

[Polso33]

Very useful. When do you release the part 2? ✌

[๖ۣۜGalaxy]

Thanks for sharing this Tutorial, Can't wait for Part 2 🤝