Yeah but when he says "secret identity" he means what it literally is in the comic...a masked superhero where the general public don't know who they are

Most of the superhero characters within Marvel and even DC, the ones who work in teams usually know who each other are so really the secret identity thing focuses more on the public not knowing who they are, not each other...even when we are talking about Civil War which is what the original story was about.

Tom seems like he's trying to play up to that and say he's the only one with a secret identity but it's simply not true even if the Avengers or others don't know who he is.

I mean Iron Man, Captain American, Thor, Black Widow don't know Daredevil. Even with Ant Man does Falcon actually know Ant Mans name, to grab Scotts attention he had to ask around only for Scott to find out that Falcon is simply looking for him. I'd understand if Falcon walked through the door up to Scott and was like "I've been looking for you...Ant Man"

May I say I love how Tom has done what most actors do when they get the part

"Oh I've been such a fan of (insert character name here) since I was a kid. My (insert family member or friend here) used to (insert activity involving superhero character here) when I was little and growing up. I'm such a massive fan and I am so glad to finally be able to play my "childhood" hero".

Oh get over it I made a spelling mistake boo f******* hoo

Unlike us though it's his job to know

Like most of the time you disagree with me, mostly because of your sad grudge, you can surely take your own advice and "get over" my comment