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Caligula95

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Becoming a content creator. I'm wondering if it's safe, don't want the FEDS at the door. Could you guys and girls give me some insight on how to upload safely. Feel free to message me privately.
 
Here's some great safety tips from another thread:

Internet Security Tips

I summarize the most important points: DON´T register at a zoo site with a internet persona (nickname) that you are reknown for at other places on the net DON´T USE an avatar, profile pic or any personal pic that you are reknown for using on non zoo sites DON´T register using your real name...
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Spawn86 said:
Here's some great safety tips from another thread:

Internet Security Tips

I summarize the most important points: DON´T register at a zoo site with a internet persona (nickname) that you are reknown for at other places on the net DON´T USE an avatar, profile pic or any personal pic that you are reknown for using on non zoo sites DON´T register using your real name...
www.zooville.org www.zooville.org
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Thanks for that, it answered a lot of my questions! :)(y)
 
Caligula95 said:
Becoming a content creator. I'm wondering if it's safe, don't want the FEDS at the door. Could you guys and girls give me some insight on how to upload safely. Feel free to message me privately.
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1. Always remove exif metadata.
2. Blur out anything recognizable including fingerprints.
3. If your photo is exposed for something bright and has black areas around, check what is there by increasing exposure in post processing. You might be surprised what details may be hidden there in the shadows.
4. Upload using tor or reliable vpn.
5. Check your local laws. Dick pics which do not show any human - animal sex might actually be totally safe.
 
There is also this from another thread:
thebestguy said:
-Protecting Identity: Protecting your identity should be your biggest concern when recording any videos. Simplest way is to make sure that your face and any identifiable marks such as tattoos are not in frame or are blurred in editing. To save time, wearing a full mask is recommended in videos where your face might be seen a lot. Some mask are creepy like a ski mask, but some can be sexy like if you look up something called “puppy hoods.” They are just a dog shaped leather mask. I don’t know, have fun with it.

Another thing is try to avoid saying your name or the name of anyone else present with you, along with your animal’s name. If said I recommend muting the name being said in post. You’ll also want to have a place you can record that’ll be hard to identify like a room that’s mostly empty with no remarkable furniture. (Obviously you don’t want to record in a room where in the shot’s background you have you families portrait hanging up.)

In areas that might be hard to get everything identifiable out of frame, then instead buy a few sheets (preferably white for lighting reasons) and cover it all up. No more identifiable stuff in shot. You can go farther to by setting up backdrops on walls by doing things like hanging a sheet off the drywall using something like Thumbtacks. If you do that though you want to try and reuse the same hole when putting back up. Or using those sticky clips.

Staying dressed too can help with covering this like tattoos and such. Some like to use essentially assless pants to stay dressed but still go at it. Just an idea.
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Guide/Tips to record better video! Yes the XXX kind...

If you are reading this it is likely you want to learn how to record better beast videos to hopefully share on this site. The good news is that is exactly what I plan to help with here. If you don’t know me yet I am TheBestGuy and have already shared 5 videos of my own on this site that you may...
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pes said:
1. Always remove exif metadata.
2. Blur out anything recognizable including fingerprints.
3. If your photo is exposed for something bright and has black areas around, check what is there by increasing exposure in post processing. You might be surprised what details may be hidden there in the shadows.
4. Upload using tor or reliable vpn.
5. Check your local laws. Dick pics which do not show any human - animal sex might actually be totally safe.
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Wow. You're really talking my language. I never even thought of fingerprints :eek:
 
Producing and distributing sexual interactions of any kind with animals is pretty much illegal everywhere that is considered "first world". This is not limited to sticking your penis inside of an animal. Sticking anything, a finger/tongue/toy or whatever into any part of an animal is considered penetration and even if there is no specific law they will probably charge you with a misdemeanor. Pretty sure it works the same way with being penetrated by a male animal but maybe not. Most of the mainstream stuff you see is women getting penetrated so maybe those laws are more lax in certain parts of the world. Men getting anally penetrated would fall under sodomy laws. In short, I wouldn't even remotely consider it unless you live somewhere where it is not against the law. I think that is pretty much limited to some central/south america countries and parts of asia. While it may be legal to engage in intercourse in some US states and EU countries, when you start producing media and pushing it online you pass the legality threshold. I'm no lawyer so take what I say with a grain of salt but I have been places I never wanted to be and never want to be again. Be warned.
 
I'm just saying be careful, it's your life and live it how you want but be aware that SOCIETY is against you. And if it becomes public knowledge that you have sex with animals the law will become involved and even if you only get a slap on the wrist society will never look at you the same. As for federal involvement anything involving interstate commerce involves the feds. So yes if you sold zoo videos that could very well happen. What to think about is not so much someone recognizing you but someone recognizing your new income. Banks and the IRS actually do keep tabs on that sort of thing. Making an extra few hundred a week probably wouldn't raise any suspicion but if you are putting multiple thousands a week into bank accounts under your real name then that will set off all kinds of red flags. Wouldn't matter if you had 10 different accounts, you would need multiple identities or a front, a way to launder money. That brings up other federal charges if you get caught. The game is rigged. I'm sorry, I don't know what else to tell you. It's very dangerous and I wish things were different.
 
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