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0. Purpose of guide

I'm making this guide because I've noticed a lot of people being dumb and sharing personal information, then getting scared they might get doxxed. This creates all kinds of stress and drama. It might even worsen your life. The sooner you learn to keep yourself safe on the internet the better.

1. Fuck social media

Social media is the bane of the internet, period. It encourages you to put your life on display for the world to see, and it's a gigantic waste of time. At least sites like here and Reddit allow you to hold a proper conversation which if you're smart you'll use to learn and grow by asking questions and debating with people. You can't effectively do that on social media like Twitter or Facebook. But there's also nothing wrong with having fun. Social media's original purpose was to make it easier to connect with long distance friends and family. If you want to use social media you should keep it exclusively to that; don't share it with random strangers on the internet. Ever. That's how you dox yourself.

2. Compartmentalize your internet life

This means you want to have different usernames and different emails for each section of the internet. For example keep your social media life strictly separate from the rest of your internet life. Use a different username and email. Like I've got several different emails and each one is associate with a different username which is associated with different sections of my internet life. To demonstrate, I have my mainstream presence which is prim and proper, and my "other" presence which you see here and on other free speech sites.

My mainstream presence is where I'm not controversial and I don't generally talk about things that upset people. My extremely limited social media presence is combined with this, but if you want a larger social media presence ideally you would keep it separate but you don't have to, so long as you follow rule 3 that's next.

My "other" presence is where I'm far more controversial, where I can discuss my true feelings and express my true nature, on sites like here. This absolutely must be kept entirely separate from all other internet lives. This is the mistake some of you make and it keeps biting you in the ass.

And you should also have a false, throwaway presence mainly for use on sites where you aren't sure about their legitimacy and if things go awry you don't mess up your important presences. Mainly this is an email, so that if the site is untrustworthy and sells your information you aren't bombarded with spam on the accounts you do care about, and if it gets doxxed it can't be traced to anything you care about it either.

Never use more than one presence on the same site, it's an excellent way to dox yourself and the two presences linked together. Just don't do it.

3. Never reveal your personal information anywhere, for any reason

Exceptions of course for things like your bank, job, and places of business where you make purchases. Instead I'm referring to places like here, Reddit, Twitter, and so on. Only the people in real life need to know your real name, not strangers on the internet. This includes your social media presence. I strongly encourage you to use a fake name or real life exclusive nickname and have your settings set to friends only so random people can't see what you're doing. Absolutely NEVER tell people your real name or share pictures of yourself on the internet outside of your separate social media account. Never ever share nudes anywhere. People WILL spread them around and it's a great way to get doxxed, and if it got linked to your proper life you can get into some trouble.

Furthermore don't tell anyone in real life the usernames or emails of your non-social media accounts (which should also be separate). This way your "other" presence cannot possibly be associated with you in any way. So when people try to threaten doxxing, well they can't because you've kept things compartmentalized and your real life is safe.

Examples of things to NOT tell people about: first name, last name, date of birth, year of birth, address, state/city, job specifics, school specifics, pictures of yourself or family members or where you live

Things that are vague and ok to tell people: age range (20's, 30's, etc.), country, gender, race, sexuality. Feel free to keep even these a secret, doing so will only make you safer.

Furthermore you need to keep in mind what you share and reveal on each presence. For example, I've shared pictures of my cat on my mainstream account, therefore I do not share such pictures anywhere else because a clever and industrious fellow might be able to somehow figure out it's the same cat and link my accounts together. I talk about video games a lot on my mainstream, therefore I rarely discuss video games elsewhere and if I do it's vague, because if you discuss the same topic in the same way in both presences it can possibly give you away. I discuss furries here on my "other" account, therefore furries do not have a presence on my mainstream account. And many other such examples. Basically you need to keep your passions and hobbies separate and associated with only a single presence at a time. If somehow someone sees two different accounts discussing the same hobby in the same way, they might be able to link them together. This is paranoia yes, but it will keep you safe and free of doxxing.

4. Don't give in to peer pressure

No matter how people try to convince you or threaten you to reveal personal information about yourself, never do it. A true internet friend will understand and respect your privacy. If someone is trying to peer pressure you and won't take no for an answer, then stop talking to them and unfriend them. Your life will be better for it. And if you have the inherent urge to share personal information including photos to people you don't know in real life, then you need to work on yourself and get rid of those urges, because they will not help you and can only bring stress and difficulty in the long run.

5. "How do I start?"

You may need to do a complete reset of your internet life. A lot of you have been fools and mixed everything together. Delete what accounts you can and scrub everything that you can, and start over. You can probably keep your social media presence if you posted a lot of pictures of yourself and have lots of real friends and family, just delete everything you want to separate into an "other" presence.

But you may need to truly start over. Abandon your random internet friends and delete literally everything and truly start over from scratch. Sounds harsh and a big deal, but in the long run it will be better for you. Unfortunately if you've been foolish to share your personal pictures around, they can't all be deleted, and if you restart your social media presence they might be linked back to you, especially if the old pictures were shared on places you want to become your "other" presence. Hence why I said earlier to have your social media private and exclusive so such pictures can't be so easily linked. And again, ideally don't have any such social media presence at all and then you need not worry about said old pictures getting linked to you.

Recap, tl;dr

Don't use social media, but if you must then limit what you put there and make it private and exclusive.

Keep different parts of your internet life strictly separate using different emails and usernames. Particularly things that would be awkward or hurtful if it got linked to your more public and proper internet life.

Never reveal personal information to anybody for any reason, no matter how they try to peer pressure you.

You may need to start your internet lives over from scratch.

The Sasebo slashing (Also known as the Nevada-tan murder) was the murder of 12-year-old Satomi Mitarai committed by 11-year-old Natsumi Tsuji (AKA Nevada-tan or Girl A). The murder happened on June 1st, 2004 at Okubo Elementary School in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. The incident caused internet memes and discussions of lowering the age of criminal responsibility in Japan.

Course of events:

May 27th, 2004 - May 31st, 2004

Satomi and Natsumi used to be friends until one day, Satomi started commenting negative things on Natsumi's blog calling her heavy and calling her a “goody-goody.” Natsumi was offended by this and asked her for an apology. Satomi told her to stop being pretentious. Because of this, Natsumi started plotting Satomi's murder. She thought about either using an ice pick, a box cutter, or strangulation. She eventually decided a box cutter.

Natsumi's blog

June 1st, 2004

Satomi was asked by Natsumi to follow her into an empty classroom during lunchtime. Natsumi tells Satomi that today she was going to die. She then asked her if she'd like a towel over her eyes. Satomi refused. Natsumi then put her right hand over Satomi's eyes, pulled out a box cutter and slit Satomi throat to the point where she was almost decapitated. She also cut her arms. Natsumi then returned to her classroom with her clothes covered in blood. The teacher thought she hurt herself but then Natsumi said, “It's not my blood. I did something bad” while crying. She then pointed to the empty classroom. The teacher who had noticed that both of the girls were missing, stumbled upon Satomi's corpse and called the police. The crime scene was apparently so bad that some people that saw it ended up getting PTSD that day.

The school Natsumi and Satomi attended. Also where the murder took place.

After being taken custody, Natsumi confessed to the crime saying “I'm sorry, i'm sorry” To police officers. She spent the night at the police station crying and refusing to eat or drink. She initially mentioned no motive for the murder. Shorty afterward, she confessed that her and Satomi quarreled because of the messages left online.

On September 15, 2004, a Japanese Family Court ruled to institutionalize Natsumi, putting aside her young age because of the severity of the crime. She was sent to a reformatory in Tochigi Prefecture. The Nagasaki family court originally sentenced Natsumi to two years of involuntary commitment, but the sentence was extended by two years in September 2006, following a psychological evaluation. On May 29, 2008, local authorities announced that they did not seek an additional sentence. Natsumi was released, got married, and is under a new identity.

Where Natsumi was institutionalized

Because of her issues with communication and obsessive interests, Girl A was diagnosed after the murder with Asperger's syndrome.

Natsumi also received loads of fanart after the murder because of her cute looks. She was nicknamed “Nevada-tan” because of a class picture of her wearing a University of Nevada sweatshirt with "-tan" being a childlike pronunciation of the Japanese honorific suffix "-chan", generally used to refer to young girls.

Fanart of Nevada-tan

Flowers left at the school after the murder

Satomi's funeral

The 500 Conto Boy:

Context:

This kid is an gun dealer. In the video, the killer wants to buy a gun from the kid, the price is 500 conto for the gun. They negotiated about the price, but the boy didn't want to lower it, so they got into a argument. And the killer shot him with it, saying. "Seu Buceta" which means "Fucking pussy". The video circulated on Facebook in 2015 and went viral, and was made into a meme by Brazilians with name "500 Conto" And "Seu Buceta".

Then a YouTube video showed the condition of the child after the video of his murder went viral, proving that this video was fake. The real purpose of making this video is for prank, and also scare the children playing in the background of the video. Eight years later, the prank video went viral again on Tiktok, and said the video was a fake story and also considered it a REAL incident.

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