To me, the most disheartening thing about it is how most people didn't care.
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Agreed. I am enjoying Lemmy though. I don't think it will ever realistically compete with Reddit but I am enjoying it and try to make content.
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Any company with the most basic proxy functions wouldn't care about the skin. They'd know anyway.
The point was not for corporate trackers, but rather for people looking over your shoulder. A quick glance would look like you're checking email - someone would have to stand there and read to realize the content is actually Reddit.
And I wasn't contradicting that point (or misunderstanding it). Most companies have some form of proxy and can also control your ability to use a VPN as well.
There's still a sizeable chunk of work from home workforce, which also defeats the purpose.
Managers have learned to look at output to determine productivity (at least, the smart ones have).
20 years ago? This would have been useful. Even 10. Now? Not so much.
Maybe for kids trying to be sneaky around parents, but even parental controls have come a long way.