That still doesn't feel as concerning as having an identity tied to the content you consume. That kind of opsec analysis feels more theoretical than practical.

That still doesn't feel as concerning as having an identity tied to the content you consume. That kind of opsec analysis feels more theoretical than practical. I might be naive but I imagine companies don't spend the energy needed to deanonymize someone just to be able to tie their burner porn account to them. How quickly the burner will get associated will depend on opsec. I think it's even less likely for that process to happen for every single time someone uses incognito mode or containers to enjoy adult content. I know VPNs are enough to critically weaken whatever metric used to tie accounts together because I get so many Captchas. Unfortunately, making a burner Google account seems like the only option you have. Not using Google is technically an option but it's not a practical one.