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I think if the IP is detected as used by one person the recommendation engines relies on it more heavily. For example in an office the same IP is used by many s
by soheil 4y ago
I think if the IP is detected as used by one person the recommendation engines relies on it more heavily. For example in an office the same IP is used by many so its weight in the recommendation engine is relatively low. Additionally more and more ISPs are using longer lasting DHCP leases. I know my Comcast IP hasn't changed for over a year. This can better tie a person to the same IP.
- Fatnino 4y agoThere are 6 people using my ip regularly. We all get a mishmash of eachother's YouTube recommendations. I'm frankly surprised to find some people in this thread don't already know that ip correlation is going on as a matter of course.