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Spammy originating sites (or originating domains pretending to be relaying sites) would be easily identifiable, and thus blockable.

If there were no relationship, one would expect that apparent age would have no identifiable correlation with longevity.

It seems to me that there are some general characteristics (invertibility, smoothness across key controls) that should be identifiable.

People on the web today are not really anonymous and not really identifiable either.

If you're looking at license plates, they're much more identifiable...but if you can read their plate it's too close to matter anyway.

Both the imei and the iccid of your sim card are unique and identifiable.

It only works if people put enough personally identifiable information (PII) on their social media accounts Key verification is the problem in crypto.

Most people do put enough personally identifiable information on their social media accounts.

What difference does it make, ethically, if the group happens to be identifiable?

As I already said, companies require your ongoing consent to handle your personally identifiable information.

So that is at least two easily identifiable issues.

DOS had real identifiable reasons not to use it.

From Krebs On Security: > According to the hackers, although the “full delete” feature that Ashley Madison advertises promises “removal of site usage history and personally identifiable information from the site,” users’ purchase details — including real name and address — aren’t actually scrubbed.

Some of the more explicit ones I can think of off the top of my head are: After they found out I was vegetarian "Oh of course you are" Woman in the office said she has never seen me on Tinder, coworker replys "Its cause he's on Grindr" I can think of a few others but I don't want to post anything thats too identifiable.