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How do you know that AWS/GCP can't trace it back to you?

• sdan 7y ago
  They probably can as I've (hopefully) implied in my comment. When I sign up for AWS/GCP for a bit more credits for free, I use a burner phone (if necessary), burner emails (catchall emails), and a debit card (although GCP and AWS can detect if you're using one made by privacy.com or DoNotPay... so I have to call my bank and get one every now and then). Given this relatively bad information, it's somewhat hard to trace. But as I've said: Government surveillance is government surveillance. These petty tactics to get around AWS/GCP won't cut it. Pretty sure they'll call up my bank using the card details and get my info real fast.
  • johntash 7y ago
    Do you still give them your real name and billing address?
    • mirimir 7y ago
      My AWS billing address was a largely abandoned factory, not far from Veliky Novgorod.