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European countries from privacy and freedom perspective
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Internet is somewhat restricted but only the most common sites are blocked
Renting requires ID - passport or Spanish ID, same with Internet or a SIM card
Transportation there’s no ID requirements on buses and trains
Does the landlord register the people that rent the place?
How common is someone selling preregistered sim cards?
~~I don't think you can a sim card anonymously in europe. You might be able to find some online, though I have no idea:~~
~~- how legal they are~~
~~- if they function at all/normally~~
~~At least in my country ( which isn't one you listed ) you cannot buy an anonymous SIM card in shops due to some anti terrorism law ( iirc ).~~
~~I thought it was like that for the whole of Europe, but I could be wrong.~~
Apparently there are still EU countries where you can buy anonymous SIMs.
Countries like the Czech Republic still offer anonymous SIM cards. Though we do have a telecommunication cartel here.
You can, at least in Czechia. You just buy them over the counter.
Whelp. Guess I was wrong then. TIL. I'll update my post. Thanks!
You can buy Romanian cards on eBay , Vodafone works fine in Spain
Depends on the landlord - some are dodgy and won’t register you because they don’t declare the income