Synonyms for anonymity
ˌæn əˈnɪm ɪ tianonymi·ty

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1. anonymity, namelessnessnoun

   the state of being anonymous

   Synonyms:
   namelessness

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1. • Obscurity

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1. Kyum Kim:

   Blind is essentially an information-sharing forum for verified professionals, but we had to add anonymity to it because work identity by itself limits the things that you can say about what you think, i think LinkedIn is a great platform, I use it every day. But you don’t see the content that you see on Blind on LinkedIn, and vice versa.

2. Adam Schiff:

   The whistleblower has the right, the statutory right to anonymity, these proceedings will not be used to out the whistleblower.

3. White House:

   President Trumphas invited a bipartisan group of moderate House members to the White House on Wednesdayto discuss a host of issues, including tax reform, infrastructure and health care, according to a congressional source familiar with the meeting. The meeting may also include a discussion of the path forward for ‘DREAMers,’ undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, the source said, asking for anonymity to discuss a meeting that had not been publicly announced. Trump last week canceledformer president Obama’spolicy of protecting DREAMersfrom deportation andset a six-month deadline for Congress to pass legislationto preserve their legal status. As of Tuesday morning,four Republican and eight Democratic House members were confirmed for the meeting, including members of the bipartisan ‘Problem Solvers’ caucus and the centrist Democrat Blue Dog Coalition, according to another congressional source familiar with the meeting.

4. Erik Pevernagie:

   As anonymity and indifference can evaporate the spirit of complicity between people, just a bit of a chat can bring some shining light in a cloudy climate. ( "Un brin de causette svp" ) .

5. Morgan Wright:

   Terrorists need anonymity, countries have gotten very good at tracking terror financing in the years since 9/11. Networks have looked for new ways to do it, and it appears they’ve found it in bitcoin.