Legit question. IIUC: On the publishing side, it allows people to say things with less fear of bad guys knowing who said them. On the audience side, it allows people to consume media with less fear of bad guys knowing they read it. Unfortunately, I don't believe it can ameliorate what most people think of as the censorship part, which is a guy with a black magic marker crossing out parts of things.
> it allows people to say things with less fear of bad guys knowing who said them
I see what you are saying, but AFAIK, the technology is neutral as far as good or bad goes. One could say it lets a person say and do things with less fear of consequences in general.
