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Whaddup everynyan, here's how to use proxies intelligently to counteract fingerprinting/correlation attacks by ISPs, websites, and adtech companies:

The base rule is derived from YTCracker:
>Proxies are like condoms, use them once then switch up on 'em
But because we aren't being actively tracked by a gov't authority, we don't have to deal with carte-blanche persistent monitoring in our threat model. All we need to do is use VPNs to connect to proxies and use said proxies on different software depending on what information is linked to said software...
That was a lot, and I'll explain this after a little set-up.
What we need to do first is find a multi-hop VPN provider that is based outside a PRISM country, takes XMR or cash, and has a free proxy service.

You'll want to connect to servers that are in your home country and get a lot of traffic and select exit servers in countries whose Internet laws are more to your liking with a good amount of traffic as well. You'll want to choose a separate entry server for each separate network your computer connects to but have the same exit server for each VPN connection. Once that's set up, you have your base connection:
[NETWORK 1 [Computer]] -> [ISP1] -> [VPN_ENTRY1] -> [VPN_EXIT]
[NETWORK 2 [Computer]] -> [ISP2] -> [VPN_ENTRY2] -> [VPN_EXIT]

Then you'll want to sprinkle different proxies on every separate piece of software that can take it so you have a third hop and a connection killswitch. If you use UGChromium past version 108 or Librewolf, you can use the FoxyProxy extension (along with all your other useful ones) and throw in whatever proxies you want for communicating with different websites. I have one specifically for Googlel accounts, one for on-line shopping, and a host of others in case something breaks. If you connect to the same account from different proxies, that'll raise some eyebrows and might make signing in harder. Throw separate proxies on your IRC client, your e0mail client, your torrenting software, et cetera. Keep everything separate, use proxy sites (webproxies, invidious) and tempmail, don't use sites that don't have a guest mode, randomize the names and information you give out in general, and you should be fine. Remember: bullshit in, bullshit out. Feed the system garbage and be smart about what, when, and how you're connecting to websites.

Additionally, if you want to look up local events use TOR bridged over snowflake to not have your location tied down to any proxies you might have persistence over.

Please correct me on technical details if you find anything amiss. Thanks.