The phrase "conceal identity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to hide or cover up one's true identity, usually for the purpose of remaining anonymous or protecting oneself. Example: In her witness statement, the victim requested that the court conceal her identity in order to protect herself from retaliation by the defendant.
(Aggressive mode can conceal identity information in some cases when public keys have already been exchanged). Aggressive mode negotiations are also susceptible to pre-shared key cracking, which can allow user impersonation and man-in-the-middle attacks.
SH E4 24 Hours in Police Custody Viewers may have to get used to watching images in which large parts of the screen are pixillated to conceal identity as this observational series is filmed at a Luton police station during initial interrogations of those arrested.
I liked the ideas that a) the bar heater was by the trunk to speed up decomposition and conceal identity; b) Alex has been moved abroad to protect his work, possibly by the American, and has been feeding clues back to Danny so he can join him.
Covering the face may be grounds for suspicion when the intent is to conceal identity.
One way to conceal identity is simply to cover the face, for example, using fabric or a mask (Fecher & Watt, 2013).
They conceal identity and conceivably suicide weapons.
Bodies such as the United & Cecil Club and the National Conservative Draws Association are unincorporated associations which allow members to conceal identities of donors.
All names (apart from Beatriz Fuentes) have been changed to conceal identities.
Perhaps more pertinent in the post-Snowden landscape than social networking, however, is the rise of jihadi software built to conceal identities and avoid detection online.
There is nothing like a concealed identity to drive people wild.
The Woman in White Wilkie Collins Gripping mystery novel of concealed identity, abduction, fraud and mental cruelty.
