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the issue with this is that something like this shouldn't be an option for systems that can be trivially accessed anonymously. Like if the system can easily be
by CuriousCosmic 3y ago
the issue with this is that something like this shouldn't be an option for systems that can be trivially accessed anonymously.
Like if the system can easily be used to exfiltrate information or perform criminal actions but you can do so anonymously without much effort or more generally doing so remotely in a jurisdiction where you can never be prosecuted, then that system is broken.
Systems that rely on a person not wanting to get caught breaking the rules only work when A the person cares and B the person is capable of being punished. If that invariant doesn't hold up then the system is broken.