Anonymous Groups, often referred to as collectives, are decentralized networks of individuals who collaborate for a common purpose, typically advocating for social change or political activism. These groups operate without a formal hierarchy, allowing members to contribute ideas and actions anonymously, which can enhance their safety and freedom of expression. One of the most well-known examples of such a collective is Anonymous, a loosely associated international group that engages in various forms of activism, including online protests and hacktivism. Their actions often target organizations or governments they perceive as corrupt or unjust, using digital platforms to raise awareness and promote their causes.