That won’t even begin to keep you secure. Facebook will ghost cookie your browser and compare it to your other recent logins and reduce you down to a few hundred options... did you also VPN your phone? The one that is pinging the other router on your xfinity box and tied to your actual profile? Okay... did you get your 4 closest neighbors to do the same? Did you remove the Metadata from the Google glasses before your uploaded? Did you buy tthose glasses with a credit card? Did you pass any cell towers on your way out to film the police? Did you remove the toll tag from your vehicle? What about the smart box you put in your car to get cheaper insurance? How many cameras did you get picked up on that day? Stop at the convenience store or use a credit card to fill up on gas nearby? ... not trying to be a smart alec... just trying to make a point about how much information is collected on the average person every day.
It truly is staggering .
Plus how many police dash and bodycams were you recorded on as you broke this new law recording them?
I left out a lot of details. I used to work in law enforcement relations for a major cell provider.
It can be done...
My last response was on my phone, so I was brief.
Bottom line for me, personally is that all you have to do is set up your Facebook account so that only your friends can see content. When I had one, that was always the way I had it set up. Anyway, at that point anything you share there is not being “published”. It’s being shared with friends. End of story.
Facebook pictures and videos are the 21st century version of slide shows and photo albums.
Now, if your friends outside of Oklahoma’s jurisdiction want to then share it, well, that’s their business.
I’ve said for years that if you want to do “nefarious” stuff on the internet it’s all about using an “anonymous” account, using “bought used” smart phones and laptops that are not connected to any of your “real” accounts, and are only accessed from free wi-fi sites - and you wear some sort of disguise when using them, in case of security cameras.
And when you’re not using those devices they are stored somewhere other than your property.
And NEVER take your cell phone with you. That’s why drug dealers use burners. I can go to my account in Google and see everywhere I’ve been, every day, for many years back. That means cops can too. It’s a form of “crime investigation via time travel”.