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Who runs this site? There doesn't appear to be any information on this. A whois search returns nothing illuminating. So... is it part of the parable they're tr
by Duanemclemore 3mo ago
Who runs this site? There doesn't appear to be any information on this. A whois search returns nothing illuminating.
So... is it part of the parable they're trying to tell that they're seeing who will go against the exact sort of advice they're giving? Or does this -just happen to be- the kind of shady data gathering that they're warning against?
to quote the site itself, "We spent a generation teaching people the first rule of the internet: never give out your real identity to strangers."
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- btbuildem 3mo ago> whois search returns nothing illuminating Which is something you should expect from someone intent on privacy
- Duanemclemore 3mo agoAbsolutely, if they're not asking for your information, as they were when I visited the site. The Wayback Machine snapshot here [0] shows a site identical to the one I visited. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20260622140511/https://nevergivethemyourface.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20260622140511/https://nevergive...
- dmantis 3mo ago> Or does this -just happen to be- the kind of shady data gathering that they're warning against? How? There are no forms on the website. Wouldn't it actually be logical for a person advocating for privacy not disclosing his identity?
- Duanemclemore 3mo agoWhen I visited the page there was a field to enter your email to "sign" a pledge of refusal. The state I saw appears to be preserved in the first Wayback Machine snapshot: https://web.archive.org/web/20260622140511/https://nevergivethemyourface.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20260622140511/https://nevergive...