I've got a spare laptop running a relatively minimal installation and it connects only to other Wifi networks (never any of my own). Thanks to iptables, I can restrict outgoing traffic to only that which is running over Tor. Yes, it's slow as molasses but for general web browsing I've gotten used to it (just don't try to create an HN account over Tor -- a nice little hellban will quickly follow).
I've got a new e-mail account that I registered while connected over some random hotspot several miles away using a Visa gift card I'd purchased a few months before. It's this account that I use (only over Tor, of course!) to participate in various public mailing lists.
My iPhone (which I hope to trade in fairly soon) is off more than it's on. I often simply leave it at home while I'm gone for the day. I haven't really missed it and, on the few occasions I've actually needed to get ahold of someone, it hasn't been difficult to find someone to let me borrow their phone for a moment or deliver a quick message for me. I barely even text anymore, who knows who is reading the messages I do send.
I work for an ISP and I have some things I want to do there too. I've pretty much got free reign to do whatever I want (as long as it doesn't cost my boss anything!) so I'll be bringing up a Tor exit node in the near future as well (I'm aware of the implications -- I don't care). I'm hoping to have a talk with my boss (who is 100% driven by the almighty dollar) about offering up anonymous VPN services and accepting Bitcoin to pay for that.
On the ISP network, I've now gotten ~1200 residential customers (to whom it doesn't make a difference) using private IP addresses and hope to add many, many more to that figure. A Cisco ASA5520 performs NAT but doesn't log NAT translations. If I get a "who had this IP at this time?" request, well, I don't know, sorry. Deal with it.
I "get a check" from Google every month for the ads on my blog (okay, technically it's a direct deposit). That was basically just a bit of extra money that sits in my business account. It's been going to the EFF recently.
I've stopped paying for things with debit/credit cards. If I pull up my account history, I can count the number of transactions in the last 45 days on one hand and nearly all of them are ATM withdrawals. Hell, I stopped using my "loyalty card" at the supermarket and had a random stranger get me a new one that isn't tied to anyone's identity.
These recent revelations, thanks to Snowden, have completely changed my behaviors. I'm not a "tinfoil hat" type or paranoid in the least, but I am completely pissed off. I may only be one person and there's only so much I can do but I will do everything I can to throw the smallest wrench possible into this unconstitutional surveillance that's going on.
It's already a slippery slope and the NSA has been doing the equivalent of pouring 55 gallon drums of Astroglide on a slip-and-slide that's laid out on a steep hill.
(Sorry for the rambling wall of text.)