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Protecting your personal identity during online performances is essential now as online spaces become the primary medium for artistic expression. Whether you are streaming a live concert or posting a musical cover, your personal information can be leaked without intent. Use a fictional performer identity instead of your real name. This builds a protective wall between your online image and your personal existence. Do not reveal where you live, your office, your educational institution, or any location that could be used to track you down.

Watch your surroundings carefully in your live feeds. A visible street sign, personal memorabilia, or a car’s registration in frame can give away your location.

Use a dedicated email address and phone number for your online performances. Do not link these to your personal accounts. Generate randomized credentials for each streaming site. Turn on 2FA on all supported services. Adjust your security configurations on every social media and streaming site (www.tvbattle.com). Restrict post visibility to approved followers, comment on your content, or send you direct messages. Remove location metadata and refrain from displaying your physical whereabouts during live streams.

Think twice before sharing life details you share. Even seemingly harmless anecdotes can leak private information. For example, referencing your regular hangout spot or your animal’s nickname could be exploited by impersonators to gain your trust. Never disclose bank or card details, official documentation IDs, or passwords during any performance or interaction, even if someone claiming to be a platform representative asks.

Apply AI-powered backdrop replacement to eliminate environmental identifiers. While recording with external devices, make sure they are not paired with phones or laptops containing private files. Regularly check your digital footprint by searching your name online and deleting old posts with private info.

Educate yourself about common scams. Fraudulent messages, fake sponsorship offers, and impersonation accounts are widespread. Always verify the authenticity of any message or request. Listen to your gut—if it doesn’t feel right—it’s not legitimate.

Always know that you control your digital identity. Fans don’t deserve access to your private world. Protecting your identity is not about being secretive—it is about being safe, long-term, and writing your own terms.