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I suppose you can infer, very roughly, that a UUID with an older date stamp inside it is possessed by an older user ... very roughly. At the same time age of a
by duxup 1y ago
I suppose you can infer, very roughly, that a UUID with an older date stamp inside it is possessed by an older user ... very roughly.
At the same time age of account is all over forums and other places, often used to demonstrate a certain level of trust vs say new accounts.
Is that also a privacy issue? I'm not sure I like the implications if it is.
- MikeNotThePope 1y agoPractically speaking, an applicant's resume/CV will say more about their age than a UUID v7. I think the risk of someone's minimum age being leaked is low, but it's not zero, so I went with UUID v4. Mostly I just thought it was interesting, so I shared :)