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Boo, scary websites want to know where you are. Honestly, I don't see the problem, this is not worth raising the cat-signal for. And you are right about the r
by Shorel 14y ago
Boo, scary websites want to know where you are.
Honestly, I don't see the problem, this is not worth raising the cat-signal for.
And you are right about the referrer. They don't generate it, use it or do anything useful otherwise.
May be doing it right is a good plan for another YC startup.
- Foy 14y ago>Boo, scary websites want to know where you are. Nothing wrong with being alarmed by a site that automatically plays music and wants to know where you live. If the cashier at Subway or any other stranger with whom you had minor contact one day asked where you lived wouldn't you be more than just a little alarmed?
- stilldavid 14y agoWhat if a major retailer asked for your ZIP code at the register? This happens to me often and is much more analogous to the situation than a cashier asking where I live.
- tensor 14y agoI decline. They don't need to know this.