I think they meant make what Microsoft is doing illegal?

or make it illegal to ask for address, etc. definitely a little more effective than mailboxes

Ahhh okay if that's what they meant, then yes, I 100% agree and apologize in advance.

I fully agree that businesses should not be asking for addresses. Non-financial businesses don't need to KYC in the first place, and financial institutions can KYC without needing to know where you sleep.

I got triggered because people seem to always want to come out of the woods and say "addresses should be public record" or things of that sort and I vehemently disagree in the interest of privacy, in a country where a stalker can just look you up, terrorize you, and the police will do nothing about it.