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  • RojaxDev@lemm.eeOPEnglish
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    8 months ago

    As mentioned with other comments, it was a big big big oversight on my part, i have added a guest login which requires no personal data.

    obviously ip address is something you can’t hide unless using a VPN. But i assure you that at this point, i have no reason to track your ip address. In the future, i may monetize this and give back a portion of ad revenue to the active users, only at this point is it appropiate to track ip adresses to stop bots/cheaters, but right now whilst there is a small user-base there is no need to.

    • RojaxDev@lemm.eeOPEnglish
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      8 months ago

      Please please please, I really do believe in what I am making and I want to improve this app and make it a truly safe space for anyone. I would be super grateful for all feedback - good or bad, to try and make this a reality.

      Another point - do you feel it would be benficial to add WalletConnect as a decentralized login option or is web3 not much of an interest/need for something like this?

      • fogstormberry@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
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        8 months ago

        I appreciate you being open about the project but I see a few problems:

        1. anonymity + random visibility is going to attract a lot of hate speech
        2. you’ve made it clear you intend to monetize it. whether it’s ads or selling user data, its not good for users.
        3. baiting users with a cut of the monetization feels kinda scummy