The closest to completely Anonymous online you will get is using Tor. Tor piggybacks other IP addresses and sets up a relay. This blocks many plug-ins, but is configurable with almost all browsers.
The experience is essentially anonymous, so you can't completely trust the profiles of people online.
The online experience is basically anonymous, so you can't completely trust the people you "meet."
Online Gamers Anonymous was created in 2002.
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Anonymous surfing is surfing the Internet using an anonymizer or anonymous proxy to make your online activities untraceable.
Nothing. Make them completely anonymous.
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You can find online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings by visiting the official AA website and looking for virtual meeting resources. There are also other platforms such as InTheRooms.com that offer virtual AA meetings. Make sure to verify the meeting's authenticity and follow the guidelines for online anonymity and privacy.
Yes, there are many, but some are run by Anonymous.
ANON is short for "anonymous." It is commonly used in online communities or forums to refer to users who do not disclose their true identity.
I'm a little confused by this question- are you saying our responses are anonymous? If you are trying to create an anonymous survey I would suggest posting it on a blog and then use an anonymous messaging service to acquire the data. You'll have much more success and ideally collect more data. See the attached Squidoo article on how to setup an anonymous survey. http://www.squidoo.com/anonymous-email-how-can-my-blog-followers-send-me-anonymous-comments