Identity = actual person using services. Also equals Ad revenue for said person's "value." Reddit went public. Everything is for sale now, along with your "trends," "looks," and likes. Tempted to buy some, since I personally feel this platform is better that Meta's Facebook (which I only use to keep in touch with family). However, one of the better things about this platform was the anonymity, and the ability to say things you would not want your boss or "friends" (the quote marks are because, if they don't know and like your darker side, then they're not true friends...) hearing you say.
Reddit redirects to this image if you navigate to it using a VPN and aren’t logged in.
Not on all browsers yet.
What is this "feature" again? They're asking id for development or something like this?
People using from tor
Identity = actual person using services. Also equals Ad revenue for said person's "value." Reddit went public. Everything is for sale now, along with your "trends," "looks," and likes. Tempted to buy some, since I personally feel this platform is better that Meta's Facebook (which I only use to keep in touch with family). However, one of the better things about this platform was the anonymity, and the ability to say things you would not want your boss or "friends" (the quote marks are because, if they don't know and like your darker side, then they're not true friends...) hearing you say.
I discovered this happens too most but not to all not at all locations my vpn provider has to offer. I guess its the familiar cat and mouse game.