Unless you're using (((TOR)))
You trust (((TOR)))? The thing developed by the US government?
I don't understand why you didn't expect that.
Because that type of tracking isn't proof and isn't legally viable. Also while it may be possible it's costly to do such an exhaustive search for some shit poster who didn't break the law and isn't even saying something meaningful for glowies to expend so much money, time and effort into finding that way. People like you and the other guy in this thread going down this route are seriously lacking critical thinking. Yes, it's possible, it's also possible to drive 300 mph on a street legal car so then you should go do it. You and he need to stop ignoring the most important part of doing something: the effort and cost.
Because that type of tracking isn't proof and isn't legally viable.
Doesn't mean they won't confront you with it. And I bet you didn't outright deny it, so that's confirmation. Next step, if they were going to prosecute, would be... Damned if I can remember the term for it. They'll lie about how they linked you to the information. Like, they'll claim they received an anonymous tip about it, or their computer noticed similarities in the way it was written.
As for the reliability of TOR, it's a complicated question. If you use it rarely, and take special measures, it can mask you somewhat; but use it often or if they're already looking at you and it won't protect you.
Edit: I remembered the term. "Plausible deniability".
And I bet you didn't outright deny it.
Rofl. https://poal.co/s/TellPoal/619734/e0d2e5c6-900a-4f48-82b1-18ad06f659cd#cmnts
Hum. And you think someone who didn't post it would've responded the same way?
That's the problem, you're not arguing this in court, they're fishing.
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