This obviously depends on the context. For instance, I’m speaking at a public event and I put a link up on a presentation to my website. The website is running on my nginx server so I could already track every visit. Having a shortened URL helps me gauge the value of my talk. It’s not black and white
I mean, I don’t do that but why the hate? You’re assuming someone doesn’t understand privacy based solely on the fact they’re willing to publicly show their face/name online.
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You being able to track engagement is bad, actually.
This obviously depends on the context. For instance, I’m speaking at a public event and I put a link up on a presentation to my website. The website is running on my nginx server so I could already track every visit. Having a shortened URL helps me gauge the value of my talk. It’s not black and white
Real name and face on the internet guy doesn’t get to have an opinion on tracking.
I mean, I don’t do that but why the hate? You’re assuming someone doesn’t understand privacy based solely on the fact they’re willing to publicly show their face/name online.
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Yeah false equivalencies don’t exist /s
I don’t believe in security by obscurity