Anonymity
Anonymity is the state of being anonymous or not identifiable. For preppers, it works in two places: out in public and online. It matters to any family that wants fewer eyes on its home, its travel and its personal data, because what goes unnoticed is harder to target.
Public Anonymity
Public anonymity is the act of blending in and being indistinguishable in a crowd. In a survival situation, a person who draws no notice is a person nobody singles out. Travel choices play a part too, and following railroad tracks on foot is one way to move through an area off the main roads. At home, the same idea keeps your house from standing out to thieves when gifts and packages pile up, a core part of holiday home security.
Online Anonymity
Online anonymity provides individuals with an added layer of security and privacy in their online activities. It can help protect users from cyber-stalking and other online threats. It can also help maintain online freedom of speech and expression. Learning how to protect your privacy online gives you the habits and tools that keep your browsing, accounts and location from being tracked.
Read the guides above to put both kinds of anonymity to work, so you and your family stay a little harder to find and a lot better prepared.
