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It's Tor not TOR.
I'd be very surprised if OpenAI didn't block Tor connections, although I haven't tried. No, generally speaking, people will not use Tor to avoid having to provide an ID, because the vast majority of people do not care and will simply upload their IDs and any other information requested. Even if Tor did somehow get you around it ID requirement, you would still have to pay for the service using a credit card, assuming you wanted paid features.
Having said that, there are third party services that sell access to corporate LLMs and do not require ID. Some even accept crypto for payments. So, theoretically, you could set up a private-ish way of accessing remote models (assuming you didn't disclose your identity in a chat, obviously). Nevertheless, most people absolutely will never do this or jump through those kinds of hoops (however easy said "hoops" may be) because they are just too stupid.