zeena on Nostr: I am not even a tech person, and remember 20 years ago using ip addresses to see who ...
I am not even a tech person, and remember 20 years ago using ip addresses to see who was reading my live journal. How is it that on a protocol like nostr, where there are so many nyms, ip addresses are so easily exposed? Seems like a big deal.
Does privacy even exist anymore?
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2024-09-29 17:07:01Event JSON
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