Many users here use alts for posting on other parts of reddit where you don't want to be spanked for claiming /r/mgtow.

Just to let you know what happens if you screw up.

If you do not use separate browsers or computers, completely physically remove any cookies from your computer, or take some hard security browser measures, both reddit and google know all your alts and everything you post, everything you've done on google, and everything you've ever done anywhere.

When I'm not busy shitposting, I'm writing various bots and other various "things" and what happens is there are a wide variety of tracking data on you sent with every page request. As an example.

Let's say you have a "clean" reddit account where you've never done anything naughty ever, you know, you post cat pictures like a good little simp. Lets say you screw up and do this at work, on a friends computer, whatever. So you also check some mail, so you go to gmail to message someone from a clean account.

You log out of everything, blow it all up, etc.

So now you go home and maybe you've checked gmail before, but who cares, or maybe on your phone, and you use Safari or whatever. You get bored, shit post to MGTOW, whatever.

Your home computer, you log in with something else, but you're smart and have more control over it because you're at CIA prestige level security. Maybe you had used a work email to mail yourself something to do, used a google calendar or any other company google owns, etc. Youtube, etc.

This is all submitted to reddit, and submitted to google, they basically sync data.

And since google can scan all your emails/browsing/youtube shit they have created a huge profile on you. And they know who you are.

You can look at the data going back and forth and sniff it yourself, you'll see all your alts being passed around, they know them all about you.

Unless of course, you use separate boxes or VMs. It doesn't' matter if you went through a VPN, you make one tiny little screw up precisely one time. Maybe re-login reddit from two accounts by accident, check an email without sanitizing your environment, etc. It only takes once to link you.

Now I don't particularly care, but then I'm not you. Just thought you'd like to know how you're being tracked. I've done enough shitty things with my previous work that this par for the course.