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a quick, anonymous ping Sure, but for it to be anonymous it should not contain the sender's IP address. That probably means an UDP message with nulled source i
by tremon 7y ago
a quick, anonymous ping
Sure, but for it to be anonymous it should not contain the sender's IP address. That probably means an UDP message with nulled source ip, which runs foul of many ISP's egress filters (and rightly so).
So, realistically speaking, there is no such thing as an anonymous ping. Or am I missing an obvious solution here?
- jefftk 7y agoYou could have an aggregation service, run by a trusted independent non-profit. It could have a strong privacy policy and external auditing.