This nuisance might've already happened to you, and if not, will likely be bothering you in the future.
Facebook is DEMANDING its users to use their real names, and should it by its own standards, decide that your name isn't 'authentic' enough, they'd ask you to change your name and provide ID proof.
First, how, and with what right could facebook judge whether a name is authentic enough?
Second, this is clearly a violation of its users' rights to protect their real identities from scrutiny of any sort. Can FB be sure the ID proofs stay safe? What if a totalitarian regime, or political enemies want personal info of social activists and FB deems it acceptable to hand them over?
This is a blatant VIOLATION of users' rights to stay private and safe from any purges or threats.



