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Is it worth living in an RV to be anonymous?
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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2026
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I'm not sure it's more anonymous? If you are driving it you need plates, and there are way more cameras than Flock.
If you buy land then it's in your name or a company name but that's not anon. I guess it depends on where the plot of land is but depending on the zoning it may arouse suspicion if nothing is built or it's left idle. I do live rural and Google maps has really made it hard to hide zoning infractions lol. Tree cover might help.
Would you need utilities? That would need a name too, and they could tell when you are there based on usage.
It doesn't sound like this would work for you but I'd say the best way to be anon would be to be an informal roommate, or even having a rental lease especially in a place where that's not public info and is just an agreement between two people.