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I agree with you. The TCP/IP header argument is really bad. It shows how internet is full of people who will keep arguing for the sake of argument instead of tr

I agree with you. The TCP/IP header argument is really bad. It shows how internet is full of people who will keep arguing for the sake of argument instead of trying to have a reasonable, pragmatic and honest discussion.

kube-system 6y ago
That was an entirely honest answer. While these topics might seem over-simplistic to an industry insider, they are not trivial to laypersons. In fact, Google does explain that IP addresses are transmitted when using Incognito on this help page: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/7440301 https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/7440301
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yesenadam 6y ago
Specifically how does it show that? I'm no expert, but it seems unlikely to me that "The TCP/IP header argument...shows how internet is full of people who will keep arguing for the sake of argument instead of trying to have a reasonable, pragmatic and honest discussion." That just seems like an off-topic rant added on there, bad-mouthing others while positioning yourself as one of the noble internet good guys. "Assume good faith".