What good is a privacy book that exposes lots of what used to be good privacy tactics to the opposition??? Hmmm, has the author sold out the audience? The very same people that buy Your book, the ones that You claim to have been trying to help??? Wow!!! Rough!!! Hopefully people new to privacy will pick this one up at at least to get a glimpse of some of the important things to do to help themselves get ,and maintain a more private life. Example never, ever, ever have Your real address on IDs, do not ever give them the real place that You sleep! Why not have a small business to keep licensing your vehicles, open a bank account, and such?? Getting an passport is another thing so few American choose to do , but might be prudent as getting one in an national emergency would be very unlikely. Getting Your mail exactly where You live isn't overly bright either. Telling everyone every single detail of your life in person or on a form ,governmental ,or not is not the way to go either. Utilities in your name?? Unencrypted emails ,tisk ,tisk?? Learn to be more discreet, be a pebble amongst the stones, or maybe a rolling one, a real PT, travel all over, and be free. All things in life have a cost, being private does too, and is sometimes an expensive proposition,a hassle too, but whats the cost of being tracked down by a psycho, stalker or other weirdo?? If you get this book, read it ,and actually use it, some of these strategies could save your ,and or your families lives, and whats that worth?Get more detail about How to Be Invisible: The Essential Guide to Protecting Your Personal Privacy, Your Assets, and Your Life (Revised Edition).
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