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3minutes.wtf (lemmy.zip)

submitted 6 days ago by Rose@lemmy.zip to c/2026canvasatlas@toast.ooo

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	"description": "A customized QR code link leading to a three minute movie challenge. The border is in the colors of the organization behind it, We The Free.",
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[–] Redjard@reddthat.com 1 points 5 days ago (1 children)

To be fair I can't see if someone came from canvas or elsewhere. It's not like I added a /canvas that redirects to / and makes it unique.

I get ~5-30k external page loads a day (realistically probably 95% ai crawlers). There's no way I can filter out a few people from canvas in that.

[–] Rose@lemmy.zip 1 points 5 days ago

My point obviously isn't to attack you, but any Linux server would have the full history of connections, so at least in theory, you could still compare your normal days to the two Canvas days and get a list of IP addresses that could be attributed to those of Canvas users. Even if there is a lot of junk, it's still closer to being personally identifiable than just four views counts with nothing else we have access to via mystats.wtf. Moreover, a domain name registered to a single person is more likely to expire or be used for something malicious than one from an established organization. Grant should accept that there is a risk and not try to micromanage just some links.