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There are ways of maintaining a chain of trust without losing total anonymity. For example DNS, email and Marshall Island companies. Karma systems and IP reputa
by spacebanana7 2y ago
There are ways of maintaining a chain of trust without losing total anonymity. For example DNS, email and Marshall Island companies. Karma systems and IP reputation can come into play too.
(I know the examples aren't truly anonymous, but they're all broadly comparable to using a Twitter without your real name).
- tdb7893 2y agoThe internet already isn't truly anonymous with how people actually use it. People are logged into a bunch of accounts that are traceable to them and also rarely mask their IP. With how much stuff I've paid for over the internet there's probably a double digit number of companies with my entire name and current address.
- blackeyeblitzar 2y agoI just mean they may force you to share ID documents to make an account. I have trouble believing I would be anonymous at that point forward?
- ceejayoz 2y agoFive minutes later someone'll have an AI offering to make fake IDs.
- pseudalopex 2y agoThose will not be in the verification database.
- ceejayoz 2y agoWhat verification database? If I show you an Afghan passport, does the Taliban have an API to check it?