The Privacy aspect of a Private Enterprise
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When a brick-and-mortar business sets up shop, such as a restaurant or shoe store, they have a business space, employees, a published phone number, and other items that identify the business. As the proprietor on the internet, you expose only what you want to. Depending on the volume and demands of the business, you could be one person or 500. The customer won’t really know unless they can find your financials somewhere. With this comes the choice of how private you want to be.
You have 3 choices as to what kind of privacy filter you’ll have for your business. The one you choose to use is very important, because you’ll need to maintain it. I’ll explain why in a moment.