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You dont need any sort of encryption to preserve anonymity. You just need a fraction of a clue. Look at Satoshi Nakamoto. The entity posted in public forums a
by xtracto 5y ago
You dont need any sort of encryption to preserve anonymity. You just need a fraction of a clue.
Look at Satoshi Nakamoto. The entity posted in public forums and had conversations in the public view for so long. He is presumably one of the most infamous subjects in the last 10 years an nobody has managed to doxx him
- tux1968 5y agoSome areas of conversation require disclosing who you are. Freedom of speech means being able to say you don't agree with your town council for instance. Thus revealing much about yourself. Yes you can censor yourself, hide facts, and remain anonymous.. but you can not do so across the entire spectrum of discourse, only in limited domains.
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