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No it doesn't. Because it's not an opinion but a description on how to not get into the situation you've described - i.e. about personal security.
What I've described prevents a link between you and your online actions - that's the whole point. It's the defense against surveillance and can be applied on situations with way higher risk than just a fine.
Okay, I think we're on the same side here, I was just at a technicality.
We need to fix using technical avoidance and fix the law and surveillance.
Oh yeah! It's sad that users have to have a technical education to use the Internet if laws and what at least I perceive as "right" fundamentally differ.
At least for the moment it's only copy right for me personally - there are countries and laws where this need is way more fundamental :(