> it’s safe to assume that attackers are likely to lie on their fingerprints
I hate this sentiment that every one who doesn't want to be tracked is a criminal.
It's the digital version of "You don't have anything to hide if you aren't doing bad".
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I don't understand the fear about bots or scraping. As long as bots are behaving nicely (not slamming servers), they are just as much web citizens as humans.
The web is about sharing of information and having an entire company about exterminating the viability of bots is horrifying.
I hate this sentiment that every one who doesn't want to be tracked is a criminal.
It's the digital version of "You don't have anything to hide if you aren't doing bad".
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I don't understand the fear about bots or scraping. As long as bots are behaving nicely (not slamming servers), they are just as much web citizens as humans.
The web is about sharing of information and having an entire company about exterminating the viability of bots is horrifying.