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Does #2 actually apply if there's no private data being stored? If posts could be private/unlisted and I could just increment the id to find some, I'd agree wi
by jjice 4y ago
Does #2 actually apply if there's no private data being stored? If posts could be private/unlisted and I could just increment the id to find some, I'd agree with you.
Look at HN for example. Everything is public and they use incrementing ids for posts and comments.
- brodouevencode 4y agoAnd it's a bit of security through obscurity. There is a value to to that but for something that's not storing sensitive data then who cares.