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Unless mydomain[.]com is used by more people than just you and maybe your family, doesn’t the domain itself serve as a unique(ish) identifier? I think public al
by freeAgent 3y ago
Unless mydomain[.]com is used by more people than just you and maybe your family, doesn’t the domain itself serve as a unique(ish) identifier? I think public aliasing services offer better anonymity, but they’re also blocked by some services.
- blep_ 3y agoFor humans who are paying attention, sure. In practice, not really, because it's all done by scripts without an easy way to query "is this domain shared".