I don't think it necessarily has to be all the time; just having anonymity available when you want it could be enough in theory. I guess the issue there is tha

I don't think it necessarily has to be all the time; just having anonymity available when you want it could be enough in theory. I guess the issue there is that if the general population spends most of its time on platforms which discourage anonymity then it becomes that much more difficult to achieve anonymity when you do need it. Cyberspace can only be independent so long as it is a place that "is not where bodies live". "Our identities have no bodies" isn't true if your online identity is associated with your real name and photograph. You can't have a world that "all may enter without privilege or prejudice accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth" if "all" doesn't include people whose race, economic power, and station of birth hasn't been disclosed to you in advance.