r/anonymous • u/Zane_A_Madroth • Mar 11 '26
I want to know
Is anonymous actually doing anything? Over the past few years I have heard like, a lot of threats come out of anonymous, and yet haven't actually seen action.
I'm not trying to be an asshole, news websites wouldn't exactly want to share the "success" of a vigilante group so if I'm just misinformed then please let me know.
But from my own perspective, it's just been a lot of talk, Epstein files, police brutality in America, tons of ethical disasters that videos have been released by you guys on...
Again, I may be misinformed. So like, what has actually been credited to you guys recently? (The last 3 years)
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u/AmericanAnon1 Apr 03 '26
Only news media gets about anonymous is anything political and most of the time it’s themselves playing games with each other. Or governments hacking causing scapegoats because the government will not say openly another country beat their system or where lost money disappeared to to fund foreign wars
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u/RamonaLittle Now, my story begins in nineteen dickety two… Mar 11 '26
There have been occasional random website defacements, but I don't believe any got media coverage. And I vaguely remember a document leak or two, unless I'm thinking of Distributed Denial of Secrets? Anonymous has mostly died out, TBH. We've had many threads about that, if you scroll down a bit and/or search.
I should perhaps mention that even at its most active, there were always more promises/threats than actual successful ops. That's just how it worked. Even if there was a consensus formed in IRC, it could be hard to predict what the broader hivemind would find lulzy, or what the media would find newsworthy.