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For sure, unless they use a very computationally expensive hash. Beyond that I'm not sure why they'd get from that, given that non-static IP addresses are very
by simias 5y ago
For sure, unless they use a very computationally expensive hash.
Beyond that I'm not sure why they'd get from that, given that non-static IP addresses are very common on the internet and NATed networks even more so.
- kenniskrag 5y agoIP are considered PII and are regulated. So the easiest way is to avoid PII.