@bonifartius They are correct in a sense that all of these don't constitute typical human behavior. Most people I know don't bother hiding what they do online and are apathetic to sane security practices, like using secure E2E messaging apps.

However, while there is some overlap with privacy & security minded folks and terrorists (as weird as that is) I doubt you'll see them using burner phones or frequently changing their SIM cards, or developing cover stories, etc.

@bonifartius And you conveniently left out the note on that page that says these practices don't constitute terrorism on their own.

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@dusnm i conveniently added the link to the pdf source.

they can add disclaimers but that using pseudonyms etc. is even included as suspect behavior now speaks volumes.

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