What just happened in WIPs thread is hilarious. Authors have ways of tracking you and people leave trails online. At least wait a week before leaking anything .
Anyway, the only patreons I'm interested in leaks for happen to have paywalls for games or side content. I know its a very common tactic used for IF authors but it really shouldn't be and the same goes for indie Unity devs who have required patreon logins attached to their games even when paid for. I won't even pay for a patreon if I know that they do either thing. And again, this wouldn't be as much of an issue if they started releasing builds so patreon subscribers who arent leakers can also resume access to content they paid for within that time period which they subscribed. Notice how all the things I dislike and won't pay for also require a wifi connection at all times?
They're not tracking you through wifi, because that would be some
serious stuff, but what I think is the case is the connection between having to have a patreon, and her content.
You see, there are ways to track a whole lotta ****, that's actually legal. You have tracker websites which you can put on your blog/website for example, that can give you ips and whatnot, and since she does have a website, I mean...
Though she may have that one by default, due to her website, but I can't say for sure. I would need a lot more info on it all, which I do not possess
Soooooo with that message Jude could land herself in some hot water with Patreon.
Also, I don't think she has to do any of that, but Patreon has to say that.
From what I can tell, if that's an option that Patreon gives to its creators, then they need to put that they can and will give info to the creators on the people who sub to them, which tales the blame away from the creators, and puts it straight on Patreon. But still, if what she's saying is true, having access to ips and hell, what people even
do with your content to an extent, that's doxxing and I don't think I need to explain possible federal cases, which doxxing is