> In the US at least the law cannot devolve into suspicion being adequate burden of proof. Once an attacker knows or has guessed at your identity, they can foc

> In the US at least the law cannot devolve into suspicion being adequate burden of proof. Once an attacker knows or has guessed at your identity, they can focus their investigation and make it much easier to find admissible evidence against you. It's best to keep them from ever thinking of you in the first place, if you can. That means not doing anything visibly suspicious.