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anonymous

(ă-non′ĭ-mŭs) [Gr. anōnymos, nameless]
1. Unidentified or unnamed.
2. Shielded from the view of others; private.
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Anonymous came to prominence in 2008 when group members digitally attacked the Church of Scientology.
Hacker Group Anonymous Threatens Cyberattack On US Govt. Again
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There are close to thousand active anonymous members from India.
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(Video courtesy of The Only Anonymous)"Due to these actions [Paris attacks] carried out by ISIS, we are being forced to take direct immediate action", Anonymous said.
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The wraparound Anonymous Alerts mobile apps reporting system empowers students and individuals to anonymously report sensitive issues directly to authorized personnel.
Anonymous Alerts gets patent for anti-bullying app
These two brief vignettes showcase the increasing insistence of people who use social networks to remain anonymous. In today's hyper-networked society, the use of social networks to communicate, keep in touch and express one's opinion has become ubiquitous.
Perceptions and use of anonymous communication across cultures
Anonymous speech may seem like the spawn of recent technology, but in truth there's a long history of anonymity being used for a positive purpose.
The world needs anonymity: there's a noble imperative behind not revealing who you are
Defamation suits involving anonymous online speech swing between extremes: Some cases involve vulgar postings meant to harass and ridicule, while others take on a whistleblower-like significance in exposing possible political or corporate malfeasance.
Maintaining the mask of the First Amendment: procedural and legislative approaches to protecting anonymous online speech
UP to 25,000 people made anonymous tip-offs about alleged welfare fraud last year, Joan Burton revealed yesterday.
25,000 TIP-OFFS ON WELFARE CHEATS; 70,000 calls made to fraud control office
06 ( ANI ): UK spy agency, the GCHQ, allegedly launched cyber attack on hacktivist group Anonymous, documents revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden have revealed.
UK spy agency launched cyber attack on hacktivist group Anonymous
[5] used the dummies to study the anonymous communication technique for the location-based services.
Privacy-preserving location-based query using location indexes and parallel searching in distributed networks

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