so with all the stuff going on in the uk right now (talk about AI profiling, vpn bans even though banning vpns would be impossible to enforce and all that and of course the social media stuff that's stirring massive concerns about privacy) i thought this might be the time to level up opsec since better safe than sorry.
threat level - occasional manufacturer, does deadrops, casual buyer like once or twice a month.
i currently run tails (no bridge or webtunnel) , no js, no vpn, use different pgp keys for every platform, backup my important stuff on a veracrypt usb, host machine is windows, i buy LTC then exchange for XMR in cake wallet, i do have quite a bit of stuff in my house though (no ingredients or anything just ordered drugs) and that is pretty much it.
You've already implemented several measures to strengthen your opsec, which is an excellent initiative.
To further enhance your security, I would recommend considering switching your host machine's operating system from Windows to something like Tails for everyday use to mitigate risks. Additionally, given that you're shopping on the dark web, adding an extra layer of protection by using a VPN can be beneficial despite the challenges of being banned.
Also, ensure that you keep your most sensitive activities and data completely isolated from other devices. Remain vigilant and adapt your practices as the situation evolves, and remember to stay informed about the latest security measures.
To further enhance your security, I would recommend considering switching your host machine's operating system from Windows to something like Tails for everyday use to mitigate risks. Additionally, given that you're shopping on the dark web, adding an extra layer of protection by using a VPN can be beneficial despite the challenges of being banned.
Also, ensure that you keep your most sensitive activities and data completely isolated from other devices. Remain vigilant and adapt your practices as the situation evolves, and remember to stay informed about the latest security measures.
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