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You want opsec? No computers. No phones. Use a pen and paper. Find and refurbish a mechanical typewriter. Seal your envelopes with wax and a sigil. Carve an abacus from wood.
But both leave identifying "fingerprints" so to speak that will tie you to the communiques if you are ever raided. Consider donning gloves, using scissors to cut out words and letters from old print media and sticking them to a piece of paper like a serial killer from a cheesy movie.
Just write in heavily exaggerated cursive for sensitive items, they'll never be able to understand what I'm writing
Uhh I don't have the grades to become a doctor
And your comrades can just sorta pick up the gist from the vibe of what stationary you choose to use for that particular note.
Trotsky has sent a letter with perfume and flowing loopy script. I'm not sure what to do with it, or even what it says.
god i wish that was me
They will find you by the fact you are the only person still reading magazines
DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR PHONES RIGHT BEFORE YOU DO SOMETHING ILLEGAL
Instead leave them on, but at home or with a friend. A systems analyst can use stuff like a group of people all turning off their phones at the same time as a pretty obvious tell.
Dead drops, 3 persons to a cell. Each cell recruits 3 others people. You don’t use internet anything. You throw away your tv, and anything with a WiFi connection. You never touch a cellphone ever again, lol.
How to organize urban guerillas is a decent resource, though a bit of a larp of a chud who is presenting
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: