How To Disappear Completely and Never Be Found

Hello, my name is Bradley and welcome to a summary channel on how to survive in the jungle online. How many people do you think

disappear

each year? Well, last year more than half a million people

disappear

ed in the United States alone, if all these people. If we gathered in one place, we would probably have a city the size of Atlanta or Sacramento. This is a huge and shocking figure, but just take a look at this graph, as it turns out that in 2021 it is much harder to disappear than say a quarter of a century ago, in 1996, 980,000 people

never

returned home, which It is actually double the current figure.

Well, the answer is quite simple. Nowadays we leave many more traces and, in general, it is thanks to these things that we demonstrate how little privacy there is. is in our lives, I actually want to do a little experiment. I want to figure out how to disappear

completely

and

never

be

found

again. In fact, before I embark on disappearing from the digital world, I would like to first clarify a few things. Number one and most importantly I'm not wanted by Interpol and I don't owe money to the banks or the mafia I'm a normal Brit with a good reputation and my finances are pretty much in order it's just that the time has come I'm here to change my life for complete so no MI6 won't chase me once I disappear and I won't fake my own death so I don't think the police will be that interested in me however my family could hire a team of private detectives to hunt me down and that That's who I'm going to hide from the private detectives.

In fact, if I went missing in Japan, for example, there would be dozens of legitimate companies that would help me get the job done. Quite strange, I mean, for a modest fee, they would effectively help me move secretly and create a new identity and biography. Every year, thousands of Japanese men and women disappear without a trace. Unfortunately, I will go down this path alone without the help of any clandestine Japanese agency and before the new me enters the world, I will effectively have to erase as many traces of my old self as I physically can. We all reveal countless amounts of data about ourselves, where we go, what we do, what we do. enjoy, as well as our bad actions, practically everything we have ever photographed, downloaded, supported, criticized, commented on or even ignored, is actually reflected in our digital history and one of the most important components here is that the data about us They are actually publicly available on social media. and that is very easy to check, actually there is a website called delete me and you can use this website to enter your full name and the city you reside in and in just a few minutes you will be in for a very very unpleasant surprise now. good news is that this verification is basically free.

The bad news is that, first of all, the data is no longer stored on social media platforms, blogs or websites, but now resides in data brokers' databases. You can request the data broker. deletes your data correctly, but this process is long and difficult and there are actually no guarantees that the data will be deleted from the systems, so with these two things in mind, I chose a different route, now I will not be deleting my social media profiles or writing to data brokers, I will actually be contaminating my existing personal data. Basically, I will dilute all the information about me with various types of spam, for example, I will start adding absolute randomness to my friends list and then I will add friends of those random users and then I will start joining random groups on Facebook or filling my biography with a variety of inexplicable hobbies and interests.

I will also start reposting things that in no way reflect who or what I am. I do it and I'll fill my photo galleries with faces of people who don't even exist, right? All of this is effectively spamming my profiles, of course the intelligence agencies would probably have the resources to determine which facts about me are true and which are false, but it's not who I'm hiding from, remember that a common private detective and Current would only have access to publicly available information, like my social media profile, which I'm spamming a lot, and if you really want to visualize how difficult it will be to delete your data.

These social media platforms, well, backgroundchecks.org can help you with that. On this site, you will basically see a list of social media platforms where deleting your data will be the most difficult, if not impossible, and if you don't plan on disappearing. This site will give you something to consider the next time you decide to create a new social media profile, so similar to what I did with my social media profiles. I will intentionally spam my email. In fact, I can register on a lot of dating websites. For example, maybe I'll post some free ads or create some tilde websites where I'll basically offer random stuff for really low prices.

The point is that I will use my current email as a contact in these efforts and before I actually disappear, I will respond to as many resulting emails as I can to create this strange backlog of random emails, not only this, but on the day of my disappearance I will maximize the number of password reset attempts on my accounts and will also delete any recovery phone numbers or email addresses that are actually attached to them. I will also change the answers to my recovery questions with absolute gibberish that is impossible for me to memorize, either on my part or for anyone else to get the idea. here's closing the door, taking out the key, throwing it in a lake and forgetting about it forever, so let's talk about your favorite devices, smartphones, laptops and tablets, these guys can become your worst enemies as you try to escape your old life , let's get started.

With my laptop now, regardless of how attached I may be to my trusty old laptop, I'm sadly going to have to leave it behind. My computer is effectively as unique as anyone on the planet, I mean the processor, hard drive and memory. The cards are unique identifiers of the computer itself and are accessible by programs that have their serial numbers, therefore each computer leaves a trace in one way or another, which means that the computer can be identified, so I have two options: destroy my favorite. laptop or basically create a fake fingerprint, I think I will choose the second option and the first thing I need to do in this case is to install a bunch of crypto related software, including guides and instructions, all related to bitcoin speculation and I.

I'll actually have to buy some bitcoin to do this. Well, I have to generate this fake market activity by moving various cryptocurrencies back and forth from different wallets and things, but at the same time I will start investigating various cryptocurrency websites. and ask about mining equipment to give the impression that I am really interested in cryptocurrencies, now this will be the false reason for my escape, even to high-level law enforcement authorities, the cryptocurrency market may seem not only abstract and criminal , but also It's weird, so let them think I had some trouble paying off some crypto debts and just went somewhere.

I mean, this would be enough to divert the police, for example, but a private detective, on the other hand, could investigate this lead. So I'll give up my old laptop, change the password to something really easy, a parent's birthday would work well for them to log in, maybe even Google some places I certainly don't plan on visiting, and Spend some time on websites of house rentals, for example, in those regions. I'll even look up some bus schedules, some shopping malls, and some maps of those regions and while I'm at it, I'll take a look and see. how many cctv cameras are there in each city and luckily I won't be going to china or london as a result where the number of surveillance cameras is really shocking now that my escape plan currently only exists in my head and I'm not going to investigate any aspect of my escape on any of my devices or even things like a public computer at the library because you know someone might be interested in what's on your screen for example, instead I'll probably visit some local bookstores and grab a look at some guides to other countries and cities and then, on the day of my getaway, I will choose one of those destinations at random.

Yes, randomness is indeed part of the plan here. Now, when it comes to my beloved smartphone, I certainly have a lot of work to do before the day of my elopement. I mean, first of all, I have to learn to forget my phone regularly both at work and at home. The reason is that telecommunications companies track the movements of their customers. I'm walking with my phone in my pocket. They track me constantly and it doesn't matter if I have the latest iPhone or an old Nokia. Any phone regularly triangulates your position. Now accessing this information is, of course, very difficult.

This means that even if you are a law enforcement officer, you will start jumping through various hoops and circles of bureaucratic hell to obtain this information; However, anonymous cellular tracking data is commercially available and all this data is collected by these various applications installed on your phone, including maps and online shopping applications, for example, technically speaking, this data is anonymous; However, if this data reveals a pattern, it is theoretically possible to trace it back to me personally. I mean, think about it, how many people in your building travel exactly the same? The place he visits every day was his neighbors at the same company Christmas party he was at last year.

See what I'm getting here? I mean, if you regularly visit the same four or five places, you are effectively creating a unique digital footprint and it can now be traced back to you, even if the data behind it is anonymous, it is now enough to know where you live, work, have lunch or even makes purchases to find out who they are, simply based on anonymous cellular tracking. data, the scariest part is that it's actually perfectly legal and not too difficult to access this type of data recently, a couple of journalists from the New York Times demonstrated this and obviously for the private detective who is after you to access this data should be a piece of cake.

Therefore, in the period leading up to my escape, I will have to follow one important rule: I will have to put my phone down regularly, and in fact, I will use the time away from my phone to do important things, such as withdrawing small amounts with regularity. of money from random ATMs around town, but not too much at once obviously, so as not to raise any red flags at the bank, so if I just withdraw small sums at random intervals, I should be safe too At some point while I'm away from my phone, I'll have to buy a plain old cell phone, you know, the kind that has real buttons and a new SIM card, but no matter what I do I can't turn it on or charge it, I can't even take it .

I take the phone out of the box until it's at least 200 miles into my escape. At no time should I turn on my old phone and my new phone at the same time in the same place on the day of my escape. I will remove the SIM card and SD card from my phone and literally throw them into the nearest lake if something in a pond in the local park will do or at least a dirty river might be fine too and then I will take the SIM card and SD card and throw them into a sewer somewhere, no one will find this, so I will also have to say goodbye to the bank because I am now part of the small minority of people who do not use banking services today.

Transactions from now on will be done exclusively in cash and the positive side will be that it will be much easier to pay and deal with the owners and I won't really leave any trace in that regard. I'll probably also keep some modest savings in cryptocurrencies and Even if I have trouble paying for things in bitcoin, I can always use bitcoin to buy electronics that I can then pawn for cash and this point, however, causes me a bit of a problem, I mean How do I save passwords? my cryptocurrencies while they are safe and how do I make sure that no one can use them if I lose them, for example, two one six four two zero one nine eight nine and that little lady is in a thousand places, well, here I will follow you. the principle that the best hiding place is in plain sight, so to achieve this I will buy a bunch of neutral photographs in which I will disguise the keys to my crypto wallets with the help of steganography.

Now this method is based on the idea that the information is not only encrypted butIt is so hidden from view that the text can be inserted into a file like a photo or video, for example. I mean, look at this first look, it looks like an ordinary photo, it's no different than this one, but actually, I've inserted several pages of this same script in the first one. Who would have thought that so much information could be extracted from such an ordinary image now that we are truly at the dawn of a new world that digital technologies now have? the ability to create unique portraits of all of us Researchers have learned to identify individual drivers based on how they execute turns, for example, the way they turn the steering wheel and even how they apply pressure to the pedals, the steering systems advanced recognition can identify we based on how we type by analyzing the pauses between the keys we press and I have not yet scratched the surface of biometrics, as well as facial and voice recognition systems, which we will get to in one of the next videos Now how I said goodbye.

I would like you to think about living in a world without any privacy. It is not too late to run away and start again.