Dissidents need to learn how to protect their privacy and confuse the enemy

Dissidents should not easily leak their personal identity information. Accounts used for speaking online should not show faces or voices. Do not let the CCP find out who you are. The more they are unable to figure out who you are, the more panicked they will be.

If you have already been exposed, you can apply for a new account to speak. The new account must not have any associated information with the original account. In this way, the CCP will analyze this account as a newcomer. This will greatly increase their workload.

You can also pretend to unintentionally reveal some false personal information on the new account, which can mislead the CCP's analysis of you. For example, if you are male, you can set yourself as a female on the new account. If you are from Guangdong, you can casually mix some Northeastern dialects into your language.

In short, confuse the enemy, exhaust the enemy, and make them put in twice the effort for half the result, leaving them with nothing.