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After recent shenanigans... I feel it's appropriate to write about some precautions you should take while on the forum.

  • Water asf, but use a VPN. You may click a link accidently, or fall victim to a wireshark/nmap attempt (or some equivilent, I doubt anyone will find anything will just port scanning jfl). I reccomend Mullvad (I use dis), Proton or Surfshark. VPNs aren't entirely foolproof, sites detect them using VPN blacklists, shitty DHCP, tracking nodes, etc. It's just good to have.
  • NEVER click on any links straight away, always copy and paste elsewhere to see the actual true link. You can fake a link to take someone else where. For example, this link will take you to YouTube, all while saying that it's @Randomized Shame profile: https://forum.looksmaxxing.com/members/randomized-shame.27841/
  • NEVER click any photos, the exact same thing can happen. Right click the photo first, to ensure that there are no hidden links. This photo will also take you to YouTube:
    1758822922956.png
  • REMOVE YOUR METADATA FROM YOUR PHOTOS (@hannah). Use an application like ExifCleaner (for PC), or Metapho (for IOS). This is something that many new users don't know about. Everything can and will be used against you.
  • Whenever you send face pictures (not advised to do so in the first place), add some subtle marks in the corner (make it different for each receiver). This'll allow you to know who doxxed you.
  • Use a fingerprint-augmenting browser, like Clonbrowser (I use dis). If people get your fingerprint, they can track you across sites, you de-anonymize yourself and put yourself in potential danger. Stay vigilant.
  • Use a specific browser for your forum activity. Something that you can clear all data from quickly (Firefox, etc). Make sure to regularly clear cookies and cache, also consider disabling Javascript (the site mightn't work, actually I doubt it would work at all).
Always have blackmail on other people (especially potential doxxers). Make yourself scary, don't go with their demands. I doubt anyone here has the resources (or knowledge) to ddos you, so don't be scared of people find your IP. IP is useless, the geolocation isn't even that precise. One last thing, never trust anyone completely. Yes, make friends, share your face and talk about life struggles. NEVER share your address, real name, school name, etc. That's quite literally how most cases of online extortion start. You never truely know who's on the other side of the screen, nor do you know their true intentions.

Thanks for reading!
 
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Prince said:
After recent shenanigans... I feel it's appropriate to write about some precautions you should take while on the forum.

  • Water asf, but use a VPN. You may click a link accidently, or fall victim to a wireshark/nmap attempt (or some equivilent, I doubt anyone will find anything will just port scanning jfl). I reccomend Mullvad (I use dis), Proton or Surfshark. VPN's aren't entirely foolproof, sites detect them using VPN blacklists, shitty DHCP, tracking nodes, etc. It's just good to have.
  • NEVER click on any links straight away, always copy and paste elsewhere to see the actual true link. You can fake a link to take someone else where. For example, this link will take you to YouTube, all while saying that it's @Randomized Shame profile: https://forum.looksmaxxing.com/members/randomized-shame.27841/
  • NEVER click any photos, the exact same thing can happen. Right click the photo first, to ensure that there are no hidden links. This photo will also take you to YouTube:
    View attachment 184854
  • REMOVE YOUR METADATA FROM YOUR PHOTOS (@hannah). Use an application like ExifCleaner (for PC), or Metapho (for IOS). This is something that many new users don't know about. Everything can and will be used against you.
  • Whenever you send face pictures (not advised to do so in the first place), add some subtle marks in the corner (make it different for each receiver). This'll allow you to know who doxxed you.
  • Use a fingerprint-augmenting browser, like Clonbrowser (I use dis). If people get your fingerprint, they can track you across sites, you De-anonymize yourself and put yourself in potential danger. Stay vigilant.
  • Use a specific browser for your forum activity. Something that you can clear all data from quickly (Firefox, etc). Make sure to regularly clear cookies and cache, also consider disabling Javascript (the site mightn't work, actually I doubt it would work at all).
Always have blackmail on other people (especially potential doxxers). Make yourself scary, don't go with their demands. I doubt anyone here has the resources (or knowledge) to ddos you, so don't be scared of people find your IP. IP is useless, the geolocation isn't even that precise. One last thing, never trust anyone completely. Yes, make friends, share your face and talk about life struggles. NEVER share your address, real name, school name, etc. That's quite literally how most cases of online extortion start. You never truely know who's on the other side of the screen, nor do you know their true intentions.

Thanks for reading!
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Mirin the thread boi
 
Prince said:
After recent shenanigans... I feel it's appropriate to write about some precautions you should take while on the forum.

  • Water asf, but use a VPN. You may click a link accidently, or fall victim to a wireshark/nmap attempt (or some equivilent, I doubt anyone will find anything will just port scanning jfl). I reccomend Mullvad (I use dis), Proton or Surfshark. VPN's aren't entirely foolproof, sites detect them using VPN blacklists, shitty DHCP, tracking nodes, etc. It's just good to have.
  • NEVER click on any links straight away, always copy and paste elsewhere to see the actual true link. You can fake a link to take someone else where. For example, this link will take you to YouTube, all while saying that it's @Randomized Shame profile: https://forum.looksmaxxing.com/members/randomized-shame.27841/
  • NEVER click any photos, the exact same thing can happen. Right click the photo first, to ensure that there are no hidden links. This photo will also take you to YouTube:
    View attachment 184854
  • REMOVE YOUR METADATA FROM YOUR PHOTOS (@hannah). Use an application like ExifCleaner (for PC), or Metapho (for IOS). This is something that many new users don't know about. Everything can and will be used against you.
  • Whenever you send face pictures (not advised to do so in the first place), add some subtle marks in the corner (make it different for each receiver). This'll allow you to know who doxxed you.
  • Use a fingerprint-augmenting browser, like Clonbrowser (I use dis). If people get your fingerprint, they can track you across sites, you De-anonymize yourself and put yourself in potential danger. Stay vigilant.
  • Use a specific browser for your forum activity. Something that you can clear all data from quickly (Firefox, etc). Make sure to regularly clear cookies and cache, also consider disabling Javascript (the site mightn't work, actually I doubt it would work at all).
Always have blackmail on other people (especially potential doxxers). Make yourself scary, don't go with their demands. I doubt anyone here has the resources (or knowledge) to ddos you, so don't be scared of people find your IP. IP is useless, the geolocation isn't even that precise. One last thing, never trust anyone completely. Yes, make friends, share your face and talk about life struggles. NEVER share your address, real name, school name, etc. That's quite literally how most cases of online extortion start. You never truely know who's on the other side of the screen, nor do you know their true intentions.

Thanks for reading!
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Good thread or just send random people and say it’s you
 
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Prince said:
After recent shenanigans... I feel it's appropriate to write about some precautions you should take while on the forum.

  • Water asf, but use a VPN. You may click a link accidently, or fall victim to a wireshark/nmap attempt (or some equivilent, I doubt anyone will find anything will just port scanning jfl). I reccomend Mullvad (I use dis), Proton or Surfshark. VPNs aren't entirely foolproof, sites detect them using VPN blacklists, shitty DHCP, tracking nodes, etc. It's just good to have.
  • NEVER click on any links straight away, always copy and paste elsewhere to see the actual true link. You can fake a link to take someone else where. For example, this link will take you to YouTube, all while saying that it's @Randomized Shame profile: https://forum.looksmaxxing.com/members/randomized-shame.27841/
  • NEVER click any photos, the exact same thing can happen. Right click the photo first, to ensure that there are no hidden links. This photo will also take you to YouTube:
    View attachment 184854
  • REMOVE YOUR METADATA FROM YOUR PHOTOS (@hannah). Use an application like ExifCleaner (for PC), or Metapho (for IOS). This is something that many new users don't know about. Everything can and will be used against you.
  • Whenever you send face pictures (not advised to do so in the first place), add some subtle marks in the corner (make it different for each receiver). This'll allow you to know who doxxed you.
  • Use a fingerprint-augmenting browser, like Clonbrowser (I use dis). If people get your fingerprint, they can track you across sites, you de-anonymize yourself and put yourself in potential danger. Stay vigilant.
  • Use a specific browser for your forum activity. Something that you can clear all data from quickly (Firefox, etc). Make sure to regularly clear cookies and cache, also consider disabling Javascript (the site mightn't work, actually I doubt it would work at all).
Always have blackmail on other people (especially potential doxxers). Make yourself scary, don't go with their demands. I doubt anyone here has the resources (or knowledge) to ddos you, so don't be scared of people find your IP. IP is useless, the geolocation isn't even that precise. One last thing, never trust anyone completely. Yes, make friends, share your face and talk about life struggles. NEVER share your address, real name, school name, etc. That's quite literally how most cases of online extortion start. You never truely know who's on the other side of the screen, nor do you know their true intentions.

Thanks for reading!
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anonymity is for losers, just share every detail of your personal life with no care and they have nothing to leak.
 
Prince said:
After recent shenanigans... I feel it's appropriate to write about some precautions you should take while on the forum.

  • Water asf, but use a VPN. You may click a link accidently, or fall victim to a wireshark/nmap attempt (or some equivilent, I doubt anyone will find anything will just port scanning jfl). I reccomend Mullvad (I use dis), Proton or Surfshark. VPNs aren't entirely foolproof, sites detect them using VPN blacklists, shitty DHCP, tracking nodes, etc. It's just good to have.
  • NEVER click on any links straight away, always copy and paste elsewhere to see the actual true link. You can fake a link to take someone else where. For example, this link will take you to YouTube, all while saying that it's @Randomized Shame profile: https://forum.looksmaxxing.com/members/randomized-shame.27841/
  • NEVER click any photos, the exact same thing can happen. Right click the photo first, to ensure that there are no hidden links. This photo will also take you to YouTube:
    View attachment 184854
  • REMOVE YOUR METADATA FROM YOUR PHOTOS (@hannah). Use an application like ExifCleaner (for PC), or Metapho (for IOS). This is something that many new users don't know about. Everything can and will be used against you.
  • Whenever you send face pictures (not advised to do so in the first place), add some subtle marks in the corner (make it different for each receiver). This'll allow you to know who doxxed you.
  • Use a fingerprint-augmenting browser, like Clonbrowser (I use dis). If people get your fingerprint, they can track you across sites, you de-anonymize yourself and put yourself in potential danger. Stay vigilant.
  • Use a specific browser for your forum activity. Something that you can clear all data from quickly (Firefox, etc). Make sure to regularly clear cookies and cache, also consider disabling Javascript (the site mightn't work, actually I doubt it would work at all).
Always have blackmail on other people (especially potential doxxers). Make yourself scary, don't go with their demands. I doubt anyone here has the resources (or knowledge) to ddos you, so don't be scared of people find your IP. IP is useless, the geolocation isn't even that precise. One last thing, never trust anyone completely. Yes, make friends, share your face and talk about life struggles. NEVER share your address, real name, school name, etc. That's quite literally how most cases of online extortion start. You never truely know who's on the other side of the screen, nor do you know their true intentions.

Thanks for reading!
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Can opera vpn save me from everything :sadcat:
 
Jess said:
Sinister 😈🥶
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i am being serious, just think of TJR. the whole "they cant cancel you if you dont care" thing. now he shamelessly says the n word with no care in the world. apply it to being doxxed now, "they cant doxx you if you dont care" type shit
 
Scientologist said:
Im scared of you and the other nerd
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Wait until the forum realises that I have an excel sheet of over eighty seperate user IPs, which has a python script rigged up to it which will spam the IPs (with the corresponding username) on my twenty seperate alt accounts. I don't just stop there, if I get banned, each user will be booted offline, until I am unbanned. :peepoleave:
 
hannah said:
i am being serious, just think of TJR. the whole "they cant cancel you if you dont care" thing. now he shamelessly says the n word with no care in the world. apply it to being doxxed now, "they cant doxx you if you dont care" type shit
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U will shortly be terrorised in ur sleep beware
 
Prince said:
Wait until the forum realises that I have an excel sheet of over eighty seperate user IPs, which has a python script rigged up to it which will spam the IPs (with the corresponding username) on my twenty seperate alt accounts. I don't just stop there, if I get banned, each user will be booted offline, until I am unbanned. :peepoleave:
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16 years old btw
 
Scientologist said:
Bro do not underestimate any nerds they genuinely learn all this info for fun
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this reminds me, @Prince i started trying to make an ai cat on pycharm. i think i bit off more than i can chew, i forgot how to make the words colored again.
 
hannah said:
this reminds me, @Prince i started trying to make an ai cat on pycharm. i think i bit off more than i can chew, i forgot how to make the words colored again.
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its all a foreign language to me unironcally, im gonna install linux and I still dont know what tf a distro is
 
Prince said:
After recent shenanigans... I feel it's appropriate to write about some precautions you should take while on the forum.

  • Water asf, but use a VPN. You may click a link accidently, or fall victim to a wireshark/nmap attempt (or some equivilent, I doubt anyone will find anything will just port scanning jfl). I reccomend Mullvad (I use dis), Proton or Surfshark. VPNs aren't entirely foolproof, sites detect them using VPN blacklists, shitty DHCP, tracking nodes, etc. It's just good to have.
  • NEVER click on any links straight away, always copy and paste elsewhere to see the actual true link. You can fake a link to take someone else where. For example, this link will take you to YouTube, all while saying that it's @Randomized Shame profile: https://forum.looksmaxxing.com/members/randomized-shame.27841/
  • NEVER click any photos, the exact same thing can happen. Right click the photo first, to ensure that there are no hidden links. This photo will also take you to YouTube:
    View attachment 184854
  • REMOVE YOUR METADATA FROM YOUR PHOTOS (@hannah). Use an application like ExifCleaner (for PC), or Metapho (for IOS). This is something that many new users don't know about. Everything can and will be used against you.
  • Whenever you send face pictures (not advised to do so in the first place), add some subtle marks in the corner (make it different for each receiver). This'll allow you to know who doxxed you.
  • Use a fingerprint-augmenting browser, like Clonbrowser (I use dis). If people get your fingerprint, they can track you across sites, you de-anonymize yourself and put yourself in potential danger. Stay vigilant.
  • Use a specific browser for your forum activity. Something that you can clear all data from quickly (Firefox, etc). Make sure to regularly clear cookies and cache, also consider disabling Javascript (the site mightn't work, actually I doubt it would work at all).
Always have blackmail on other people (especially potential doxxers). Make yourself scary, don't go with their demands. I doubt anyone here has the resources (or knowledge) to ddos you, so don't be scared of people find your IP. IP is useless, the geolocation isn't even that precise. One last thing, never trust anyone completely. Yes, make friends, share your face and talk about life struggles. NEVER share your address, real name, school name, etc. That's quite literally how most cases of online extortion start. You never truely know who's on the other side of the screen, nor do you know their true intentions.

Thanks for reading!
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recai knows my real name
 
hannah said:
i am being serious, just think of TJR. the whole "they cant cancel you if you dont care" thing. now he shamelessly says the n word with no care in the world. apply it to being doxxed now, "they cant doxx you if you dont care" type shit
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The John Vee method.
 
Jess said:
you can become the villain in any moment
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Yeah but my face is lowkey out there, so I'll wait until I'm being threatened to send 50 pesos over ETH.

hannah said:
this reminds me, @Prince i started trying to make an ai cat on pycharm. i think i bit off more than i can chew, i forgot how to make the words colored again.
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You prolly deleated the python plugin, or change the file type to something other than .py
Also there is no way you can train an AI bro, I'm sorry but that's like giving a toddler a 50oz steak.
 
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