Who hates anonymity? I do but as much as I approve of it in some aspects, I disapprove of it as well. Meanwhile anonymity is necessary for children to keep their privacy and to stay secure away from harm ways, on the other hand it must be controlled as well and monitored by government or any legitimated organization when practiced by grown-ups. Thanks to anonymity, we have all kinds of invalid users today who abuse their privilege, their services and put stakes on the innocent individuals. Given example, Discord. As much as there are reporting functionalities. Not likely you are secured from alternative account spawns and their spams. The negligence of staff on Discord for most part of reports that are happening on their platform means their inability to control what flows in their service and in this case they aren't solid service. Despite providing security precautions, limitations on contact list and features to limit access the majority to your account. There is no avail for someone to stop registering multiple accounts and pretend to be some other entity they never represented before to you when countering you to place they know that you face often on other platforms just to add you back on Discord again with their new alienated accounts. Discord is a very necessary service for gaming world as it provides complete privacy and constructive results to video-gaming world. However, despite anything else the security needs improvement like account registration limitation when linked to specific mac addresses or IP addresses or Operating system profiles or device names with their user-agent. Too many improvements involve both restriction and monitory are required but will Discord and any other similar service open their eyes to the truth to do what is needed to be done? Or will they eternally ignore the safety of their users just to concern their selves for statics and traffic flow? You can always share your opinion in the comment bellow.
