>>42534
I allowed Javascript to run, along with temporary DOM access to discord. I put in a spoofed email account, random user name and faked birth date: typical OPSEC procedure.

It took me to this link: https://discord.com/channels/@me

It simply does not show me anything or allow me to go anywhere. Besides, Discord said their service was for video and audio chat, with text communication enabled. Text is all you would get from me anyway, as I physically removed the microphone and camera from this old laptop years ago [not that WebRTC is even activated for my web browser anyway]. Considering that I refuse to install unknown third party proprietary software on my OS it is best I simply talk here instead. I would not disclose anything else about myself that I wouldn't disclose publicly otherwise anyway.

>do you really expect me to believe you have proper "OPSEC" when you can't even create an account on the most basic platform?

Believe whatever you want. I've talked a lot of shit in the past to a lot of people including hackers over numerous chans and I've never once been doxed or had my system compromised, even when some have tried. It's not like I store anything personal on this old laptop anyway even if it were hacked and to me .sqlite browser cache is considered personal no matter what and that all gets the Gutmann treatment, routinely.