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Even if concealing your identity isn't illegal, you may be concealing it because you're involved in something shady. Like tax evasion.
by sdenton4 11y ago
Even if concealing your identity isn't illegal, you may be concealing it because you're involved in something shady. Like tax evasion.
- woodman 11y agoYou wouldn't describe your position on cryptography and privacy in general as "moderate" by any chance?
- themartorana 11y agoI don't think those two things are analogous. Being an owner of a company is something decidedly public. It has nothing to do with encryption or privacy.
- woodman 11y ago> decidedly public If that were true then the concept of registered agents wouldn't be tolerated, but in reality they're commonly used - even by the lowly working class setting up their LLCs. In any case, an appeal to the tyranny of the majority isn't a strong argument - I certainly wasn't a part of that decision... unless we're talking about the social contract I implicitly agreed to upon emerging from the birth canal.