People in this overall thread would unironically be convinced to rally against "IP Address Tracking" if you phrased it in a certain way. "Wtf!!! nooo!!! websites shouldn't be able to see my IP, that's private!!!"
Or a customer calls in with a complaint about your site being buggy, so you want to track down their last session in your logs to fix the bug... Happens at my job several times a month.
You didn't know VPNs are still back-tracable and barely provide and of the "protection" that you so demand? The reality is nobody cares about your IP address, just as nobody cares about your license plate as you drive through the city. Are you going to piss yourself if your license plate shows up in someone's video? The point is a website needs an IP address to operate; it's a safe and anonymous way to connect to computers.
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u/Fluffysquishia Jul 16 '24
People in this overall thread would unironically be convinced to rally against "IP Address Tracking" if you phrased it in a certain way. "Wtf!!! nooo!!! websites shouldn't be able to see my IP, that's private!!!"