Discovering the identity of online posters

[GilpinGuy]

Couldn't someone develope a sort of block chain forum format, like online currencies? I'm not even close to tech savy enough to know how this would work, but if you can transfer "digital currency" anonymously you can surly post funny pics and post whore anonymously as well.

[Great-Kazoo]

Couldn't someone develope a sort of block chain forum format, like online currencies? I'm not even close to tech savy enough to know how this would work, but if you can transfer "digital currency" anonymously you can surly post funny pics and post whore anonymously as well.

Set up secondary accounts through the library's computers. Use only them to access the web.

[CS1983]

Set up secondary accounts through the library's computers. Use only them to access the web.

So they trace back to time/place with a sign-in sheet and security cameras in place?

[Great-Kazoo]

So they trace back to time/place with a sign-in sheet and security cameras in place?

If they get that deep, there's a shit load of other problems one has.
Once you log in or access any web site you're monitored. Again, use your cell phone for anything other than calls and text. Your vehicle have an easy pass, use safeway or kings grocery card? Credit card when fueling up, any purchase. ?

There's no escaping or avoiding "Them".

[Danimal]

Couldn't someone develope a sort of block chain forum format, like online currencies? I'm not even close to tech savy enough to know how this would work, but if you can transfer "digital currency" anonymously you can surly post funny pics and post whore anonymously as well.

This is actually where all transactions are heading, but the problem is that a block chain is completely unique and can be traced exactly. You would posses a specific piece of information that can only come from one source. The government loves Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. It is basically a 100% traceable transaction type, so once they know the collective block chain for the majority of a system it can be tracked with 100% accuracy. The only thing making it "untraceable" now is the fact that they do not have a working database that identifies the 21 million specific bitcoins.