General Reports

[NetEng66]

The question that I addressed was concerning VPN and "Can I be tracked". Again, the question is YES. To that point, would LE ever go to the lengths to subpoena records of a 'VPN Service' for the things that are discussed in these forms, I highly doubt it!! If they're willing to go to those length's, then they have waaaay too much time on their hands. As for 'Overseas VPN Services', if you feel the need for 'Tracking Anonymity', then yes, an 'Overseas Service' would be the way to go. Next question for you is, 'how do you know it's overseas'? Shit, I could connect to any of my cloud servers around the world right now and you'd think I was in a Farm Field in Argentina. Whoooooa, dude has W-Fi on his Sheep!

As for whomever it was that said some services say that 'they don't keep logs', I call bulls**t on that one. Reason How do the know how many incoming / outgoing connections are hitting their servers / load balancer / VPN Concentrators? That information is REQUIRED in order to provide QOS. Do they care (or review the logs randomly) to see what you're up to, NO!! That's just un unrealistically daunting task an us 'I. T. Professionals' have much better things to do that to 'baby sit'.

Now, in conclusion, if anyone is interested in a free VPN solution that you can spin up using an AWS Server (that YOU control), message me and I'll provide a link to a video that will walk you through step by step. Again, it's FREE, using an AWS account (the server that is required / spun up is miniscule, and once your server is running (Linux based of course) you can use 'Open Source' VPN Client software to "Do your thang'. Also, once done 'browsing' (or whatever) you can simply power down the server till the next round of shenanigans.

Peace!! This is becoming too much like work.

But to get to those server logs law enforcement would need a warrant unless the proxy server would just hand them over, doubtful considering most vpns offer such security in their sign up. Is a local popo going to get a search warrant to hand out a few tickets? Not unheard of but highly doubtful. Will they get a warrant if it could be a highly marketable felony bust? Most definitely.

I personally don't use anything but a burner app and burner phone, until someone comes knocking on my door only then will I become amused.

[The Hand]

Don't be misled into thinking that if you are using a 'VPN Client' that you are 'untraceable'.

When using a VPN you still connect to the VPN Proxy using YOUR IP ADDRESS, it's after that that you are given an IP address that is not tied to your ISP. Now, when you connect to the Proxy Server (using your original IPS provided address) that is stored in server logs and therefore IS a matter of record so to speak.

I do this for a living as a Network Systems Engineer (specializing in ISO / SOX and NIST {Government} compliance), hence 'NetEngineer'.

But to get to those server logs law enforcement would need a warrant unless the proxy server would just hand them over, doubtful considering most vpns offer such security in their sign up. Is a local popo going to get a search warrant to hand out a few tickets? Not unheard of but highly doubtful. Will they get a warrant if it could be a highly marketable felony bust? Most definitely.

I personally don't use anything but a burner app and burner phone, until someone comes knocking on my door only then will I become amused.

[RobertWi69]

Get away from Google, I recommend text free app. You can change you number anytime, I also use a VPN. Google is nothing but an info gatherer of your private information.

I use IP Vanish but no one has yet to answer my question. I looked on the net and found nothing.

[EasternDigital]

…. when you connect to the Proxy Server (using your original IPS provided address) that is stored in server logs and therefore IS a matter of record so to speak….

That's 100% correct, but there are VPNs that advertise they don't keep server logs. If you believe they don't (and I have no knowledge that they do or do not), then there shouldn't be a record of you connecting to that site.

[HuntingStreets]

Don't be misled into thinking that if you are using a 'VPN Client' that you are 'untraceable'.

When using a VPN you still connect to the VPN Proxy using YOUR IP ADDRESS, it's after that that you are given an IP address that is not tied to your ISP. Now, when you connect to the Proxy Server (using your original IPS provided address) that is stored in server logs and therefore IS a matter of record so to speak.

I do this for a living as a Network Systems Engineer (specializing in ISO / SOX and NIST {Government} compliance), hence 'NetEngineer'.

I'm in Telecomm, but mostly network and basic Layer 1. I know enough to be dangerous (and stupid). I get it and agree that my IP will connect to the proxy, but does using an overseas Proxy make it more difficult to trace back?

HS.

[Coochie Eater]

I've given it a lot of thought and looked at all the options, situations that could arise, legal implications, local ordinances and state statutes. Now, including the new federal legislation I have a sure fire way to insure that your next hook-up is NOT LEO! Texting, calling, telegrams, smoke signals, I don't care. This is fool proof.

When you contact the next unknown provider, just make sure that she is. . . . . . . . . A Tranny!

When LEO starts employing trannies, I'm hangin' up my spurs for good.

Coochie (fucking genius) Eater.

God Bless You All.

[NetEng66]

Don't be misled into thinking that if you are using a 'VPN Client' that you are 'untraceable'.

When using a VPN you still connect to the VPN Proxy using YOUR IP ADDRESS, it's after that that you are given an IP address that is not tied to your ISP. Now, when you connect to the Proxy Server (using your original IPS provided address) that is stored in server logs and therefore IS a matter of record so to speak.

I do this for a living as a Network Systems Engineer (specializing in ISO / SOX and NIST {Government} compliance), hence 'NetEngineer'.

I use NordVPN. Google it and it'll walk you through everything.

[KlewBlue777]

Anyone have pics of her?

Look in the escort forum for my post of her pictures from 9/7/19 post #7032.

[JimmyChitWood]

I gave a few of you a number for "Tuyen Smith" older Asian lady that was very pretty but cost $1000 a meeting. I know she was on Seeking for sometime but I think deleted her page. I love some of my contacts, if any of you have her number can you please PM me?

[BobSacamano]

How do I get a VPN?

I use NordVPN. Google it and it'll walk you through everything.

[PNR2004]

Get away from Google, I recommend text free app. You can change you number anytime, I also use a VPN. Google is nothing but an info gatherer of your private information.

How do I get a VPN?

[MJacobs333]

Anyone have pics of her?

Here's the article about NB Tiffany that appeared in the Waukesha Freeman back in January. The NB police have been contacting the mongers that have seen her.

NB Tiffany.

The following article appeared in the Waukesha Freeman back in January 2021.

[JohnSmith2196]

If we all become smart enough to use end to end encryption none of this matters.

Burner apps are actually traceable to the IP address of the phone that sends the message. It's one of the ways that helped the Feds recover some of the ransomware paid to the hackers recently.

HS.

[HuntingStreets]

Get away from Google, I recommend text free app. You can change you number anytime, I also use a VPN. Google is nothing but an info gatherer of your private information.

The VPN is really the key, especially an oversees one. TextFree and other Apps can still be tracked back to your cell phones IP or MAC address.

HS.

[BooMack]

I have a Google phone number that I use (without expecting or looking for much anonymity) and monthly I get an e-mail from Google Maps about places I've been in the last month (since I have location on). I just noticed today that the e-mail shows it as coming from or for "14145551234.12622993202.2d5ljg7wbd@txt.voice.google..com" with the 1-414-555-1234 actually being my phone number. I just now realized that the second set of numbers was also a phone number, 1-262-299-3202. That number happens to belong to Alice, the super skinny druggie who used to be around 75th & Appleton. She's also advertised for a 3-some with the mad hatter. I did text with her in December (God knows why, never met her) and I do know going back to Jan of this year I've been receiving the emails done that way. Before that I don't know.

I can't believe that somehow Alice did anything to hack that number but I have no clue as to why it comes to me like that, with her number tied to mine. I've texted countless people since her. Any ideas??

Get away from Google, I recommend text free app. You can change you number anytime, I also use a VPN. Google is nothing but an info gatherer of your private information.