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KEYNAME⚔ yourname@yourbox:~$
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-To deactivate the gitnonymous environment run the same command again:
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+To deactivate the gitnonymous environment run `gitnonymous-exit`:
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- KEYNAME⚔ yourname@yourbox:~$ . gitnonymous KEYNAME
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Whilst this will help you adopt a pseudonymous virtual identity, you should be aware of the following information leaks that may still be used to try to identify you, pointed out by @ryancdotorg on Hacker News:
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- * Commit times will be leaked (narrows down sleeping/working hours).
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+ * Commit times will be leaked (narrows down sleeping/working hours), although timezone is not exposed.
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* SSH client version will be leaked to servers you connect to (shows Linux distro version and patch level).
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## Dependencies ##
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