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===The Paranoid’s Rules===
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Non-Profit and Free for Redistribution.
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Originally posted with the Paranoid's Bible
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Now made into its own guide.
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For entertainment and research purposes only
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===DISCLAIMER===
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The Paranoid's Bible and its writers hold no responsibility for the acts of others.
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The Paranoid’s Bible is for research and entertainment purposes only.
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**Reminder**: Links have been forced to HTTPS. If a link doesn’t work, try removing the ‘S’ in ‘HTTPS’.
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Please visit our blog for more guides and information: https://www.paranoidsbible.tumblr.com/
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===Preface===
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Originally called common sense rules, the Paranoid's Rules were more a bit too restricting for the average user or just confusing. The truth is this was our fault in how we originally worded the description for these loose guidelines. They aren't one-size-fits-all but more akin to simply being a patch or bridge meant to further fill in the gaps left between the Paranoid’s Bible and the OPSEC guide. Think if these as a series of potential steps for you to take to further help lessen your chances of being doxed.
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===The Paranoid's Rules===
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1. Don't ever use your real name online
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2. DO NOT EVER POST YOUR REAL NAME ONLINE
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3. Never use the same username, ever, anywhere online
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4. Never interlink or make mention of your accounts anywhere online
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5. Always use a different e-mail for each account, never mention them online
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6. Always use a 10 to 15 character length password
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7. Always use a mix of random characters
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8. Always change your passwords, if you've logged in recently, at least weekly
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9. Never post your IRL location online (state, city…etc)
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10. Never post your IRL address online
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11. Never give out your phone number, ever
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12. Never give out your cell phone number, ever
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13. Never post your photos online, ever
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14. If you break #13, at least scrub as much Meta-data as possible from your images
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15. Never post anything that you, yourself, haven't gotten over
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16. If data exists, you are at risk
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17. Anonymity is your greatest offense, defense, weapon and friend--don't lose it
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18. Never post your e-mail addresses anywhere online
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19. You are nothing more than another random user online. Disregard everything that makes you an individual.
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20. Choose your battles carefully. There may not be many geniuses out there, but there are plenty of smart idiots.
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21. Avoid Social Networks and media
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22. If you break #21, remember the previous 20 rules
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23. Don't sexualize the Miku
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24. Disregard #23; never sexualize anything, ever, you perverts
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25. Getting involved in anything pornographic or erotic will lead to your doxing, eventually
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26. E-drama isn't drama; it's a temporary temper tantrum
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27. Disregard E-celebs, get a personality
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28. Don’t drink and surf, or blog, or post, or anything, ever
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29. /b/ may be the asshole of the Internet, but Tumblr is the cancer of everything good in the world
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30. Doxing and Tumblr go hand in hand, avoid Tumblr
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31. Internet dating is a scam, go buy something from Bad Dragon
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32. Seriously, don’t E-date, you nerd
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33. A fetish is a disorder, and the word misused
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34. @#33, a kink is what you have, not a fetish
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35. @#34, preferences can be both kinks and/or a fetish
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36. @#35, if you can’t get off without something specific or it interferes with your life—it’s a fetish
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37. @#36, if you have trouble telling the difference between a fetish, a kink, or a preference—seek professional help
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38. Children are smart idiots; don’t let children have their own computers
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39. If you ignore rule #38, don’t let them have an active Internet connection
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40. In regards to #39, don’t let them have a device with WiFi capabilities
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41. Never share an account, ever, with anyone
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42. Always logout of an account, if you get up for any extended period of time
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43. ALWAYS LOGOUT OF YOUR ACCOUNTS, EVEN IF YOU AREN’T ON A SHARED COMPUTER
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44. SERIOUSLY, ALWAYS LOGOUT OF YOUR ACCOUNTS, ESPECIALLY ON A SHARED COMPUTER
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45. NEVER LOG INTO AN ACCOUNT IF THE DEVICE YOU’RE USING ISN’T YOURS
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46. Don’t bank online, or use your cell phone, or a borrowed device—bank IRL
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47. It’s FREEDOM OF SPEECH not FREEDOM OF HARASSMENT—you can use FoS to call out harassment and stupidity, though
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48. If you feel threatened, harassed, or don’t want contact—TELL THEM TO LEAVE YOU ALONE
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49. @#48, learn to use the block tools and learn to never put trust in anyone or an account
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50. @#49, sometimes it’s best to pick up and move to another account to avoid trouble and harassment
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51. @#50, it’s the Internet… turn it off and you end trolling and e-bullying
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52. Harassment has to mean they threatened you or you told them to leave you alone. It doesn’t mean you felt uncomfortable because of them saying or doing something
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53. @#51, learn to move on and ignore, if not: You deserved it
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54. The Government may not be your friend, but an individual can
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55. @#54, don’t be rude to police, doctors, nurses, military personnel, politicians or anyone, ever
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56. @#55, unless they did something illegal or dangerous, then remain on the fence and review all the facts.
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57. @#56, always make an educated and well researched decision. Never trust a single source. Sources that contradict or are against each other provide a lot of insight and information one or the other didn’t show
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58. Men and Women are corruptible, as are you. Learn what you say and do affects others too, besides yourself
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59. Most political movements or (sic) groups aren’t about freedom or (sic)’s agency. Many are for the subjugation of society in the name of equal outcome. Even if it means shared adversity and ignorance
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60. They may be men or women of the badge, cloth or science but they are still men and woman
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61. Trust but verify
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62. Don’t just listen and believe
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63. Intelligence doesn’t equate wisdom
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64. And wisdom doesn’t equate intelligence
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65. An education doesn’t guarantee experience or knowledge
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66. A degree and/or diploma is just a piece of paper
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67. Everyone does something for a reason, even if they’re unaware of it
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68. @#67, there are no Jokers or Banes
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69. @#68, the world burning is hardly ever funny to a man who proclaims it to be
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70. Always unplug your modem and/or router
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71. @#70, always do so when not in use
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72. @#71, or when you plan to turn off your computer
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73. @#72, just unplug it if you don’t actively need it
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74. WiFi is bad, don’t use wireless Internet
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75. @#74, if you do, don’t log into anything important lest you risk getting your accounts being hijacked
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76. It’s the Internet, not a social meet and greet, stop seeking attention.
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77. If you claim to be anything but human on the internet, expect to be harassed, rightfully so
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78. You lie to the Internet and it’ll learn the truth sooner than later
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79. The Internet is compromised of mostly normal people who wish to appear to be quirky or unique
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80. If you’ve time to complain about your physical appearance or lack thereof… you’ve time to improve yourself
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81. Everything is opened to critique if posted online
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82. @#81, but learn to critique is to open yourself up to criticism
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83 @#82, but to critique someone for critiquing shouldn’t be used as an excuse to silence criticism
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84. @#83, though it is better to be a creator than a user
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85. @#83, but it doesn’t mean that a user’s criticism isn’t valid
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86. @#85, sometimes the customer sees and tastes things the chef does not
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87. A username adds weight to your opinions
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88. @#87, being anonymous does not
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89. @#88, but having a username makes you easier to attack and destroy
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90. AVOID USING CAPS ALL THE TIME
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91. @#90, basic grammar, spelling and punctuation are your best bet
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92. @#91, but avoid using overly complicated words
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93. @#92, and avoid being wordy
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94. @#93, and avoid using memes, slang or shortened words or phrases
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95. Memes are inside jokes exploited and taken from one source and posted to another source
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96. @#95, avoid using memes
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97. @#96, avoid memes at all cost
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98. Simple, blunt and to the point when trying to relay any thought is usually better than a long winded and wordy rant
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99. It’s the Internet, not school
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100. @#99, It doesn’t mean be an imbecile and forgo all common sense for acceptance
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101. Don’t click on unfamiliar links
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102. @#101, avoid shortened links
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103. @#102, avoid links hidden behind a link shortener service
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104. @#103, don’t click on links from strangers
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105. @#104, avoid links from people you don’t trust
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106. @#105, avoid links in general unless you know exactly what you’re clicking on |