Best thing to do is create three false identities to use… complete with false addresses, phone numbers, email etc. If you want IDs and death certs to go with them, then read the Paper Trail series.

Just using different false info everwhere is good policy but isn’t the best policy. If someone was really trying to track you they would realize that those false names are indeed false because they’re not consistent.

However, if you use a false identity consistently, then they’ll assume that’s you but will be chasing a figment of your imagination… for a long time…leading only to a dead end.

Any google service is equally dangerous. The key is linking your search logs (all of which they keep forever, don’t believe what they say)… to your true identity during signup… therefore giving your name and password can give them your name and sex. If you use google maps or driving directions …. the “from” address box is usually your home address. If you live in the city, your IP address gives them the location of your building.

Once these things are linked to your search logs (which are kept by IP address), they can determine your search and shopping habits and therefore determine your sex, socioeconomic background, education level and perhaps political affilation. It doesn’t matter that your IP is dynamic… they match your habits with a previous IP address/log sets and then merge the IP addresses and continue to monitor you.

As soon as they can get away with it the next step is to link the ads you see (that also log your IP address) to which websites you visit and in what order.. thereby logging internet behavior and tendencies… however, they haven’t been able to pull this off technologically yet and it will be a while before they can do it legally. They can do it however if you’re logged into google checkout and shop in froogle affiliates however.

Also remember whenever you check your gmail, it automatically signs you into the google search engine. Go to google.com right now and check the upper right hand corner…are you signed in… if so your searches are being stored with your account right now. I can’t imagine how much they’ll monitor if you use their web browser chrome… i don’t give a shit what the privacy statement says.

I’m shocked at how everyone trusts google not to behave like a corporation just because of the motto, “do no evil”… but trust me, they’re very, very, very evil… Their goal is to create complete profiles of you and your behavior…remember what their business is… it’s advertising and targeting services… what do you think that means? My call is they’ll one day acquire one of the credit rating agencies (specifically experiean) and/or wikipedia… then you’re totally screwed.