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Let me upgrade that service: - Generates real-looking names - Generates a "social live" across the internet, with pictures, Linkedin profiles, and "friends"
by hyperliner 11y ago
Let me upgrade that service:
- Generates real-looking names
- Generates a "social live" across the internet, with pictures, Linkedin profiles, and "friends"
- Generates "obviously valid" email addresses
- Provides an email forwarding service to your real address as above
- Provides a "Post office box" pseudo-service so that you can add that as your "real address"
- Generates extensions for a (800) we all can use to as to protect our real phone numbers
- Signs up to your registrar's information and updates it
You just got yourself a "valid" info set in the eyes of ICAAN (without having to pay anon services).
- cdcarter 11y agoWouldn't this be paying anon services? Honestly, this would work without the social aspect. Just wiring together a registered agent service (though used...improperly) and a registrar.
- bigiain 11y ago"- Provides an email forwarding service to your real address as above" Another suggestion - the service keeps a public gpg key you supply, and posts the email, after encrypting it to you, to usenet/pastebin/wherever searchable (perhaps by the key fingerprint?), and maybe publishes notifications of that somewhere distributed (maybe a has tagged Tweet where that hashtag is the key fingerprint?) Sign up over TOR, and you could have a pretty good "air gap" between you and any messages it receives for you. Wouldn't matter if they get subpoenaed or NSLed - they'd never be able to see who's _reading_ those messages.