Source: LibertyChat.com
I’ve seen a few people on Twitter & Facebook mention how they’re living off the grid, while regularly posting status updates. When I say regularly, I mean multiple times, throughout the day. So they’re either making regular visits to a nearby library, or they’re connected to private or public WiFi, which in either case, is traceable.
As far as I know, unlike electricity or drinking water, you cannot obtain an internet connection without being dependent on a government sanctioned utility, whether it be a local cell tower or a satellite. Furthermore, you make yourself much more vulnerable to government tracking, when you’re connected to an internet source.
So does being on the internet negate a claim of living off the grid? Can you be considered living off the grid, if you’re mostly off the grid while dependent on one public utility?
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