rsync.net is (minimally) an openai customer. I've used it mostly as a curiosity but others here have used it in more professional manner. When we created the

rsync.net is (minimally) an openai customer. I've used it mostly as a curiosity but others here have used it in more professional manner. When we created the account we shared essentially zero personal information and used a purpose-specific email, etc. No ID scans, no passports, no robust ID verification. It is a company account, after all, so it would make no sense to tie it to a particular person ... All of this to ask: In 2026, if I choose to boycott openAI on behalf of my firm, and perhaps sign up for Claude with the intention of using either the web interface or a terminal CLI ... what will be demanded in terms of identity and personal information ?