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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Angel Tarragon" data-source="post: 3980447" data-attributes="member: 23733">Being zeroed basically menas no identity chip (accident of birth, recordkeeping foul-up a computer crash or something else). One would officially not exist. There are no recordsof said person in any paper or computer files at the time play begins. Basically immune to to most varities  of government or corporate enforcement or harassment.Of course being investigated is no picnoc. Authorities will at first assume there is a computer malfunction when they can't find you. They will become increasingly concerned over the next few days as no info can be found about the character's life. They then try to pick the character up. If they can't find the character, the authorities will likely shrug and give up.Apprehension brings the character into a long drawn out questioning session, possibly involving truth drugs and/or torture. Why should a non-person have civil rights, right? Unless precautions have been taken in advance, no one can prove that the character is being held, as the character doesn't officially exist.</blockquote>