Children and adults have the right to peaceably assemble where they choose, without personal registration with some other party and without seeking government permission to do so. The other things you list, @romli@social.vivaldi.net, are either unsuitable for children, or rightly require personal registration to track the person using it. There is public interest in being able to identify the person who holds a bank account, or who drives a car. If you think no one should smoke cigarettes, I'm not going to disagree. The solution is to put out of business the people selling cigarettes. Just as, if the problem is a particular online platform is unsafe and addictive, the solution is to put that platform out of business. If you believe use of social spaces on the internet should require personal registration for everyone, in the manner of holding a bank account or driving a car? I consider that position opposed to privacy for everyone, and we aren't going to agree. @markwyner@mas.to