Paul G. Conlon
You already know
something isn't right.
Identification is constant.
Access to everyday services increasingly depends on who you are — not just what you’re doing.
Yet data breaches are routine and most people feel a quiet background concern:
"I'm more exposed than I should be."
Weekend Anonymity was built for that moment.
Why I created
Weekend Anonymity.
Years ago, a data breach forced me to confront something uncomfortable:
The details we casually provide aren’t descriptive.
They are functional.
They unlock access.
As an engineer, I analysed the system.
As a former army officer, I examined the risk.
Weekend Anonymity is the practical result of that process.
It translates digital identity theory into calm, step-by-step actions you can apply immediately.
Who can
it help?
Weekend Anonymity is designed for:
→ Families who want clarity without overwhelm
→ Professionals who value discretion
→ Seniors navigating an increasingly digital world
→ Anyone who feels a quiet, background concern about how exposed they might be
You don’t need to be technical.
You don’t need to perfect this.
You only need a the right mindset and willingness to adjust where necessary.
What you'll
walk away with.
By the end of the course, you will:
→ Understand how authentication actually works
→ See clearly where your data lives
→ Reduce avoidable identity exposure
→ Build simple habits that restore confidence
The goal isn’t mastery.
It’s peace of mind.