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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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The internet is a bunch of networked computers, when it came about it was designed to not be private. It was built to connect lots of different small networks together. You can make yourself fully private by disconnecting yourself from the internat and only using your lan, but then you aren't on the internet anymore. You can hide in plain sight using encryption now though