On the other hand, he regarded with horror the denial of freedom on the Internet which the NSA's clipper proposal represented. The conference delivered on its promised theme. The presentations were on the whole a little disappointing, and some of the sessions only got off the ground because of excellent questions from the floor. I'm committed to submitting shortly. Many people appear unable to appreciate the extent to which transactions have been anonymous in the past, but are becoming increasingly identified, increasing the transaction trails available to monitor.
Some people assume that anonymity is desired only by cheats.
And few people understand that transactions can be both anonymous and secure. CFP'94, Chicago Weak Points 1. The Proceedings were very disappointing. Two papers submitted on time for the session on 'Guarding the Digital Persona' were for some reason not published, and had to be copied and distributed separately. There was no Contents page, and no guidance at all as to which papers belonged to which sessions.