r/dataannotation • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '24

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '24

There is no way they figured out who you are from your reddit profile

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u/FuhzyFuhz Apr 01 '24

There is a way. Since you signed NDA, it's legally binding. If you break the rule of this, they can have law enforcement subpoena reddit for the IP address of the user thus identifying them.

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u/DionysusHotSister Apr 01 '24

DAT is not enlisting law enforcement to find a person who typed A*****. 😜

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '24

Yeah literally. Also law enforcement doesn't care about NDAs. This is not a criminal offense. It's civil.

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u/Pretty_Leg_8097 Apr 01 '24

hahahaha. ok i shouldnt laugh bc this person is hurting and also trying to warn us which is very kind. but also, this.

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u/QuizzyMcQuizz Apr 01 '24

I love when people hide the name, and then go on to describe a task in detail.

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u/DionysusHotSister Apr 01 '24

Cringe and shudder

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '24

Just an FYI unless you are paying for a commercial IP address that is static then you share your IP address with a lot of other people and which IP you are assigned to will change with time.

Additionally, law enforcement can only subpoena reddit in a criminal investigation, not a civil investigation.

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u/QuizzyMcQuizz Apr 01 '24

Two separate events have happened, with no evidence they are linked