Your IP is recorded and tracked at every website that uses google tag manager for example, and thar is almost all websites. Your IP is sold and resold hundreds of times by Google and the hundreds or thousands of data aggregators. They build detailed profiles of everybody, and it's on the market. It's not just nostr, everyone needs a full time VPN and ad blocking, period, as a bare minimum.

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The fixes have to be client-side and whatever can be done in the protocol because we don't know what malicious software relays run. I am glad to see devs are exposing what the problems are and iterating on potential solutions. Sites that just want your traffic will be quiet about the vulnerabilities, especially when keeping you vulnerable is so profitable.
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Your IP is recorded and tracked at every website that uses google tag manager for example, and thar is almost all websites. Your IP is sold and resold hundreds of times by Google and the hundreds or thousands of data aggregators. They build detailed profiles of everybody, and it's on the market. It's not just nostr, everyone needs a full time VPN and ad blocking, period, as a bare minimum.
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VPN or tor is the only way to obscure your IP on the internet, feel like I'm talking to a wall sometimes. Is this just beyond most people's understanding? Relays are already as dumb as they can possibly get.