I think its a great idea All in the protection of America people.

   On Jan 22, 2016 8:28 PM, <[1]dan@geer.org> wrote:

      | A senior Homeland Security official recently argued that Internet
      | anonymity should outlawed in the same way that driving a car
     without a
      | license plate is against the law. "When a person drives a car on
     a
      | highway, he or she agrees to display a license plate," Erik
     Barnett,
      | an assistant deputy director at U.S. Immigration and Customs
      | Enforcement and attache to the European Union at the Department
     of
      | Homeland Security, wrote. "The license plate's identifiers are
     ignored
      | most of the time by law enforcement. Law enforcement will use the
      | identifiers, though, to determine the driver's identity if the
     car is
      | involved in a legal infraction or otherwise becomes a matter of
     public
      | interest. Similarly, should not every individual be required to
      | display a 'license plate' on the digital super-highway?"
     In a world of circulating *private sector* plate readers and cameras
     fed to databases where it is dollars, not writs, that open the door,
     the analogy above is bullshit.  As they say in the law, falsus in
     uno,
     falsus in omnibus.
     --dan

References

   1. mailto:dan@geer.org