Should I use my real name?

It’s good practice to use your real name online where appropriate, and to mindfully build a reputation that furthers your goals. For inconsonant or controversial activities, it’s prudent to use pseudonyms, and to appropriately manage their reputations.

Should you use real name on Google account?

Firstly, you don’t necessarily need to put your real name (although it is a requirement by Google). You can just put your nickname and make it look convincing that it is a name, and you should be okay with it.

Does your Facebook name have to be your real name?

Facebook requires people to “provide the name they use in real life” so that others know who they’re connecting with. When the company receives a complaint about a possible fake name, it requires the user to verify that their name is real by providing copies of identification, such as a driver’s licence.

Can I use a false name on Facebook?

Falsely flagging profiles for using a fake name has become a popular tool of harassment on the site, since Facebook often suspends profiles which it believes are breaching the real name policy. Schultz’s response was to point out that Facebook no longer requires exclusively government-issued IDs to verify identities.

Is it okay to use a fake name online?

It is okay to use fake names anywhere, except places that require otherwise. Many things, such as online games, will require you to provide your real information when signing up, but expect you to select an in-game pseudonym that will be shown to other players.

Should I use my real name on email address?

Good Practices: When job searching use an email address that includes your full name, first name / last name, initials, or a minor variation. If you have a common name or are finding it challenging to create a new email address, try adding a middle name, middle initial or random number.