Anonymity on the web

[Jeff Maginty]

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[TheFaQQer]

Is there a way to be anonymous on the web?

Thanks,
Jeff.

Registering on a forum using your real name is probably not a good start towards anonymity on the web.

[Boo]

Registering on a forum using your real name is probably not a good start towards anonymity on the web.

How do you know s/he registered under his/her real name ?

Boo

[northernladuk]

How do you know s/he registered under his/her real name ?

Boo

I think you might have missed the hint of cheeky sarcasm in TF's post.

[AtW]

Is there a way to be anonymous on the web?

Dear Mr Jeffrey Samuel Maginty (born 17 March 1974 living at 5 Orchard Street, Oxford, OX10 9FG, national insurance number: JM 10 03 84 C).

The answer to your question is a resounding NO.

[kingcook]

Dear Mr Jeffrey Samuel Maginty (born 17 March 1974 living at 5 Orchard Street, Oxford, OX10 9FG, national insurance number: JM 10 03 84 C).

The answer to your question is a resounding NO.

[d000hg]

Dear Mr Jeffrey Samuel Maginty (born 17 March 1974 living at 5 Orchard Street, Oxford, OX10 9FG, national insurance number: JM 10 03 84 C).

The answer to your question is a resounding NO.

I almost hope that's real to see you take such a banning...

[Dark Black]

TOR, FreeNet etc...

[geoffreywhereveryoumaybe]

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[Platypus]

TOR, FreeNet etc...

Yes, but anyone who fails to search and find these for himself is unlikely to be able to use them ...