>If you've ever clicked on somebodys youtube video link and commented on it, shortly thereafter, they've already figured out your online alias. Only if you tie your real identity to your YouTube profile which most people do not. Most of the successful right-winger YouTubers have to be anonymous because of the harassment and cancel culture. My recommendation: if you have a YouTube account that uses your real identity, close and delete that account. Start a new one. Use an anonymous name and do not put your face on you YouTube account. >People who link to twitter and youtube are just leaving breadcrumbs for big tech I don't have a Twitter account. Nor a Facebook. Nor an Instagram. Nor "etc."