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Every home has somebody living there. Unless you can connect it to an identity, and have a particular reason to target that identity, it's not much of a reveal
by barrkel 8y ago
Every home has somebody living there.
Unless you can connect it to an identity, and have a particular reason to target that identity, it's not much of a reveal.
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- lucb1e 8y agoUntil traffic drops off and you can correlate usernames (someone tweeting/commenting/whatever about this service) with a narrow selection of maps that were recently made. Or even under HN traffic, if someone mentions to have used it, you now have a few hundred or maybe thousand potential locations for a username instead of the entire western world (and even that is an assumption that could be wrong). If you're serious about this, and if the username seriously tries to stay anonymous (as a bunch of people here do), this does have an impact.