VOAT encourages it just like Rebbit does. They want viewers, they want your donations. Remember it costs $6 thousandhundred-thousand million /mo to run rebbit voat.
We don't log IP, we generate a hash based on a few things and compare those. I'd have to look at the code but I think it's impossible for us to reverse an IP from what we store.
But even this is useless and we will be removing this code when we get around to it.
If you're worried about IP addresses please use a VPN. Actually, always use a VPN.
Also, nice assumptions there, but like usual, wrong.
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We don't log IP, we generate a hash based on a few things and compare those. I'd have to look at the code but I think it's impossible for us to reverse an IP from what we store.
Sorry Put I see no way to believe this. Only thing in common is the IP. Different OS, browser, even LAN, only common thing was the public IP. The accounts were registered months apart and upvote attempts were hours apart. You might hash the IP so it's "cryptic" but still nothing else in common to let a remote system determine it was same user.
If you're worried about IP addresses please use a VPN. Actually, always use a VPN.
I'm not worried about the IP, you inferring this implies you didn't read /v/ideasforvoat/2887109 which suggested you retain the first 3 octets of users IP to identify vote/user farming. I'm more worried about the blatant lying.
Also, nice assumptions there, but like usual, wrong.
Nice of you to have "open source" > 1 year old that has none of the features questioned in the code. Assumptions don't come from verifying someone is lying. You're still just making excuses to cover it up
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eronburr ago
VOAT encourages it just like Rebbit does. They want viewers, they want your donations. Remember it costs $6
thousandhundred-thousandmillion /mo to runrebbitvoat.It wouldn't be hard OR sacrifice anonymity to implement the suggestion in /v/ideasforvoat/2887109 sadly they don't want to
admit theylog your IP /v/technology/2893420PuttItOut ago
We don't log IP, we generate a hash based on a few things and compare those. I'd have to look at the code but I think it's impossible for us to reverse an IP from what we store.
But even this is useless and we will be removing this code when we get around to it.
If you're worried about IP addresses please use a VPN. Actually, always use a VPN.
Also, nice assumptions there, but like usual, wrong.
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eronburr ago
Sorry Put I see no way to believe this. Only thing in common is the IP. Different OS, browser, even LAN, only common thing was the public IP. The accounts were registered months apart and upvote attempts were hours apart. You might hash the IP so it's "cryptic" but still nothing else in common to let a remote system determine it was same user.
I'm not worried about the IP, you inferring this implies you didn't read /v/ideasforvoat/2887109 which suggested you retain the first 3 octets of users IP to identify vote/user farming. I'm more worried about the blatant lying.
Nice of you to have "open source" > 1 year old that has none of the features questioned in the code. Assumptions don't come from verifying someone is lying. You're still just making excuses to cover it up
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