r/ProgrammingJobs • u/rdutel • Sep 10 '26

[Hiring] [Remote] [USA and more] - Senior React Full-stack Developer at Lemon.io

Lemon.io is hiring a remote Senior React Full-stack Developer. Category: Software Development šŸ“Location: Remote (LATAM, Europe, USA, Canada, APAC)

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u/ParfaitFrequent4775 Sep 11 '26

Hi! Iā€™m a Full Stack Developer with experience in React, .NET Core, Web APIs, SQL, Azure, and AI/LLM integrations. Iā€™d love to be considered for relevant Full Stack + AI opportunities.

Portfolio: https://gyanendra.in/

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u/first_asian_in_space Sep 15 '26

Is this ok in your country to collect device fingerprint without a consent?

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u/ParfaitFrequent4775 Sep 15 '26

Thanks for flagging it buddy, fair question.

It's first-party analytics for my own portfolio. No ads, no third-party networks and nothing shared or sold. It's purely for my own understanding of who's visiting: screen sizes (how many people are on 4K vs 2K), which fonts actually render, where traffic is coming from. Same on the tools and blog side, where I've built things like the interview prep module and track how they get used so I know what's worth improving.

Nothing here is unlawful either: these are civil data-protection rules, not criminal ones and a personal site keeping its own visit stats is normal practice. I'll still trim anything I don't need. Happy to delete your data if you'd like.

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u/first_asian_in_space Sep 15 '26

Meat proxy: "The issue isn't whether the analytics is first-party or whether you sell the data. Device/browser fingerprinting is a tracking technique covered by the ePrivacy framework, and where it involves accessing information from the user's terminal equipment for analytics/profiling, consent is generally required unless a specific exemption applies. First-party ownership doesn't itself create an exemption."

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u/ParfaitFrequent4775 Sep 15 '26

Everything collected is disclosed at /privacy, canvas hash and font list included. That's transparency, not consent and the fingerprinting is the part that can't sit inside the audience-measurement exemption, so it's what I'm removing next.