In reply to Real Names
mistertunechat
This is just a article i googled, this is 2 years old and this is just for those that think internet privacy/security is overrated.

Recent identity theft statistics released by the FBI claims that 9.91 million Americans were identity theft victims and have experienced losses totaling $52.6 billion.

More than half of identity theft victims had their current credit cards taken over by identity theft criminals. While new account frauds were estimated to have victimized 3.23 million people and see more to have caused losses of $36.7 billion.

Identity theft, and syber crimes are passing up alot of conventional crimes these days. With the criminal now being a 17 - 34 year old male doing it from behind a desk, instead of a long trench coat robbing a convenient store. Not to mention pedofiles, rapists, murderers, that are told they cannot even use a computer however what is to stop them from getting your personal information once they see your name online? Dont be naive and think just because nothing has happened to you online, that it never will. Or that it may not happen to your children or wife.
Andrew Boon
I am not naive, at least when we talk about Cyberspace. I actually think that hiding your real name, somehow expecting that this helps you against identity theft is just that - naive.

If you had more detailed info, you'd be surprised to know that it is a lot more likely that you can become a victim if nobody knows you.

If you go to Seattle you can actually buy a plane trip to see Bill Gates' house. So here you got it:

Name: BIll Gates
Address: 1835 73rd Ave NE, Medina, WA‎
Passport see more Photo: http://www.coins.ro/images/economic/Bill_Gates.jpg
Bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gates

now... with that information, I guess, Identity theft mafia can steal yet another $50 billion in one hit, huh?

It's like sitting at home forever as precaution against getting into a car accident. Maybe it helps, maybe it's needed for some at unity. But you have to get out to have ride.
 
 
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