Tor (with bridges enabled) intensifies

Save £24 a month more than I do now

Dark web

TORTORTOR!!!

Go Luddite

If you need your id to access internet: not use it anymore, selfhosting go brrr

If you need your id for all content-sharing websites like social media or microblogging: return back to good ol webrings and static websites. Can't kill the web on its core principles. No algorithms, pure passion and creativity.

Burn the grass

Honestly, back off. The more tech literate I get, the less tech I want in my life.

Create a local mesh for the community.

I lived great before the Internet, I'll live just as great after it's gone.

Touch Grass maybe

Self host even more.. Use Gemini even more

I'll avoid the ID demanding sites. Feels similar to how I never got into iPods because I didn't like iTunes, mp3 players still happened.

The commercial web that I use that might require ID would be for payment processing etc. My bank knows how old I am. I can and will pay bills directly through my bank instead of using their portal. Or they can explain to me in writing why they don't want to take my payment. Just about everything else is optional.

I've gone long years without using any social media associated to my identity, as many others do, and i'll eat my cooked shirt if I start thinking, "hey sure why not let me into this shitty internet".

I'll be fine without using the internet if it comes down to it, at that point it'd be a liability. Dinosaurs think they can control the internet which is a hilarious proposition in the first place.

Pixel phone running Calyx, VPN, physical maps, second name, second phone number, leaving most platforms, trying to take my people with me

Will make own services and tell f*ck-off to those who will request ID :P

Stop using any sites that require ID.

Stop using the Internet. Seriously.

I already only used open source products for decades now, and the Internet is just a network, you can use different networks, different protocols if you want, even embedded on current Internet protocols, or maybe use even something that completely sidesteps the Internet

Either way, the Internet has mostly been a failure