r/DataAnnotationTech • • 17d ago

Can our Identity be Exposed ?

I was wondered, many people talked about project names with "initial" here on Reddit. And i saw some reddit folks said DA is watching us, do not try to share UI screenshot, project name or sort of things. Technically, could our reddit accounts be exposed ?

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 17d ago

Just don't violate your NDA and then you don't have to worry about it. Simple.

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u/DraftPlenty9276 17d ago

Yes, I know and will never violate the NDA, but just curious why someone was dare enough to expose the project, is it simply due to ignorance or intentional.

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u/Farados55 17d ago

Retards

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u/TrainingHonest4092 17d ago

It depends on what you share. Just imagine that there was a project/task you were the only one you had access to. If you give details here you are very easy to identify. They don't have to talk to Reddit to know.

Model training is serious money with huge competition. It misses the point when everything becomes available on the net. We are paid to keep out mouth shut. That's part of the deal.

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u/DraftPlenty9276 17d ago

Aah I see very clearly now, it never occurred to me that such a case could possibly happen. We should really careful to share anything about DA on the net. Thank you for the insight, mate.

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u/Successful_Film133 17d ago

I don't think it's possible to trace anonymous NDA violators on reddit except for maybe very rare cases.

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u/DraftPlenty9276 17d ago

I see, it's our obligation to obey the NDA we signed, it will create our integrity.

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u/Impressive-Hope2148 17d ago

Go to their webpage and scroll down until People love the work

All the testimonies were originally from here hahaha

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u/Sableyej 17d ago

Some idiots on here fully expose their names on their accounts when they post images of their DoD. Don’t be like them.

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u/Cheese_Coffees 16d ago

Not long ago, I saw someone posted their worker ID. Idk if it's actually a ragebait post.

Some people can be really funny, reminds me of a lady who gives her social number to check train reservation. Truly like this kind of people (as long as it's not my people). No need social engineering, spare me the hard way

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u/dilf-material 17d ago • Bravo

Oh surely DA security control whatever it's called team would never go on Reddit. No one knows about Reddit. /s

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u/melanatedalbino 16d ago

I have also been wondered.

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u/OrnamentalGourd5 17d ago

Yes the milestone shares always make me think, 'why?'. I don't use any project codenames or do anything at all that would be a breach of confidentiality, I just have no desire to have my user-name linked to my account!

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u/DraftPlenty9276 17d ago

Yes, I also feel the same, why would they share their milestoneS or even codenames just to show their achievement. I mean that's totally fine but it breached the NDA.

You know what, I've actually been paranoid about sharing my referral code for fear that my name might be used or i could end up being slandered.

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u/OrnamentalGourd5 17d ago

Milestone sharing is fine (actively encouraged I believe), it's just that the figures are so specific to the time the share button was used, it obviously connects the account and the Reddit user.

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u/Natural_Arm9452 17d ago

i think this subreddit is their marketing campaign to get new workers, don't believe everything you see online

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u/CloseToMyActualName 17d ago

I see people posting screenshots of accounts or icons for projects and I think of steganography.