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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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It depends on your threat model again. Many people are able to live as fugitives for a long time because they're not very high priority for the cops. I've personally known people who have been able to evade the state just by living nomadically because the state doesn't put many resources towards finding you if you're low-priority. Obviously if you're actively wanted for idk terrorism or something then you'll need more than just a nomadic lifestyle.