good looks

uh oh have I been doxxed? :D

Lucky for me top-down enforcement normally gives a lot of time and warnings to navigate and refactor the situation, with the top 0.001% offenders being targeted first, often publicly to nudge the rest in line without further work needing to be done to get the intended effect.

I have little doubt that one day I'll make a push to go off-grid and remove the tether from my "slave" name and associated social security number. And I will make a push for others to do the same. Ideally nobody on Hive would have their current address listed in a database somewhere. That's the first step in attacking the blatant system of KYC we've become so accustomed to. I imagine the second would have something to do with facial recognition... and eventually even DNA tracking.