The point I was making is that Kikebook tries every single tool at its disposal to figure out who you are, what websites you visit, and basically make a huge, detailed profile about you. Now, when you use it, sure, you can litter the website with false views, riddles, and red herrings, but, now, supposing you go read some article on some kike-y media website that's pro-Trump, for example. They have that Kikebook "Like" button, that connects to Facebook servers and tells them where you are, and what you are doing. Suppose you are a competent person, and have comprehensive ad-blocking and a comprehensive hosts file that helps, for the most part, correct that. There is always the chance of human failure, as in, you can give them clues to who you are, any photo you upload of yourself, or even just your name, will become publicly available, and will lead to yourself, which will make you very doxable.
The Kikery runs very deep, depending on which level of conspiracy you want to stop at, Windows also spies on you, this can be doubted in Windows 7, but there is not a single shred of doubt that Windows 8 and 10 employ extensive spying, all new Microcuck programs also do that, especially Skype, which I've seen many people use.
If you go to Linux, there is also the very suspicious systemd and the constant doubt that the opensores software you're using is compromised from the inside. Therefore, at the top level of Linux tinfoil, you would have to resort to going to the most obscure distros, which are the cleanest, the hardest, usually very undocumented and with very little software available, which is very tiring to maintain.
The internet and computers in general, are moving towards a zone where being 100% sure everything you do is private is nearly impossible. Kikebook is 100% spying, you don't need to be a tinfoil or conspiracy theorist to believe that, it has been proven many times.
Personally, as a stronk privacy advocate, I would recommend that you don't even open a kikebook link without TOR, and don't use it, there's no point in risking it.
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