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A privacy statement for a usually public username anyways? I don't think this kind of stuff needs to be done client-side only. If passwords were being sent alon
by mitchellh 18y ago
A privacy statement for a usually public username anyways? I don't think this kind of stuff needs to be done client-side only. If passwords were being sent along too that would be something different but usernames are meant to be shared and usually somewhat public information.
Unless you're worried about the maker of the site "stealing" your identity on some site... although thats a pretty weak argument. If there is a "mitchellh" on some site I just make a "mitchellh3" or something of the like... no big deal.
- alecco 18y agoThis site could match usernames with OS/browser fingerprint and IP address (location.)