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As long as they allow pseudonyms, that is in fact a victory in the "Nymwars", which were always more about pseudonymity than anonymity. Again, if you require st
by fl3tch 15y ago
As long as they allow pseudonyms, that is in fact a victory in the "Nymwars", which were always more about pseudonymity than anonymity. Again, if you require strong anonymity, there are far better places to publish. From what I've seen, Google requires you to enter a phone number when you create an account in the US and some other countries. You can still get a prepaid phone in cash, but the point of sale and cell tower pings can still geolocate you to a city, possibly even a few blocks, so for strong anonymity, you're better off using a service that doesn't require phone / SMS confirmation.