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Sure, for many places it doesn't really matter, but if your URLs or user ids can be seen/scraped by others, you might expose some commercially interesting infor
by tgv 3y ago
Sure, for many places it doesn't really matter, but if your URLs or user ids can be seen/scraped by others, you might expose some commercially interesting information to competitors.
And the indexing argument isn't really compelling, is it? You lose very little by sticking to fully random UUIDs.