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That's a reasonable point - although there's no obligation for you to use your real phone. You could be any one of a thousand Chris Rileys. But, yeah, I agree

• criley2 11y ago
  The only reason I'm willing to use any semblance of my name at all is because, as you point out, I am functionally anonymous with a generic name shared by major athletes and professionals. For me, an anonymous white male, it's a small issue. But for a minority with an easily identified unique name, or a girl against whom someone would spend tons more effort to identify, a forced Public page including mandatory public information such as name and photo isn't just inconvenient, it's dangerous.