What if his statement was not intended as a moral imperative, but as practical advice?
Not that you could tell from the article's headline. Either The Register is being sensationalist, or just didn't see it in those terms.
Not that you could tell from the article's headline. Either The Register is being sensationalist, or just didn't see it in those terms.
As more practical advice, if you're doing something you don't want others associating with your IP address, use an anonymizer you feel you can trust.