> That's the thought we should all have in our heads before we send any post, or send any text, or send any email, or send any photo, or etc etc etc. We shouldn

> That's the thought we should all have in our heads before we send any post, or send any text, or send any email, or send any photo, or etc etc etc. We shouldn't rely on some company, that's using us to make money, to protect our privacy. So don't, but that doesn't mean that everything can be attributed to you personally - even attributing something to a relatively dissociated username is difficult. At best you'll get an IP and that IP could belong to one or many people. Anything you idiotically attribute to yourself (including private messages on your accounts) is attributable to you personally - assume all cloud services are fully compromised or extremely willing to misbehave. Act accordingly. Never provide real information online, use shared IPs, VPNs, Tor in cases where repercussions could be significant. If you want privacy, don't expect it to be provided, take personal responsibility for it.