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Security when the IRC was founded was limited to what could be heard over the air. In the early days a snooping individual needed a knowledge of morse code and a suitable short wave receiver. Now the snooping individual can sit out side a Starbucks coffee shop with a $1.98 (1914 dollars) smart telephone device and evesdrop. The current code breakers as snoopers used to be called can use the "oneline" property to see if the user has a network connection, they can use the "property" option to see the user operating system and they can use the "userAgent" property to sniff user compatibility. This is far different than the early days of ham radio when copatibility was limited to either cw, am or ssb. In the early days before color in telecommunications was important the snooper could glean very little information about the user. In the modern era the snooper can fish out the browser "colorDepth", screen "height" and screen "width". Amazing not much has change over the years as snooper look for all kinds of information in many formats.

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