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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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So... avoiding mentioning the company name will help an individual if they're doxed while talking about it?
Do you really believe this?
That's not even close to that I said.
If you say a bunch of things that would get you in trouble on your anonymous account, then over a period of time say enough other things to dox yourself, all your old account content is still there. Over time a little slip here, a little slip there. You put enough pins on the board, someone can find you, hell you might even accidentally talk about something unique. Happens all the time.
It's a risk for no good reason. Your're taking the risk so that some other nameless person on a social media instance can go ohhhhhh that company did bad things.
Sorry, I didn't read any of that.
If an account posts enough vague info, eventually when you piece them all together they're not so vague anymore.