NETWORK
CLIENT
WEATHER
CURRENT REGIONAL CONDITIONS
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HOW DID WE KNOW?
Looks personal.
It isn’t.
Your public network address gave us an APPROXIMATE region. We then looked up publicly available weather for that region.
PUBLIC IP → APPROXIMATE REGION → PUBLIC WEATHER → CURRENT CONDITIONS
THIS DOES NOT MEAN:
- ✕ We know your exact address
- ✕ We accessed GPS
- ✕ We accessed your weather application
- ✕ We accessed your phone
- ✕ We know which house you are inside
WEHATESKIDS REALITY CHECK
Small pieces of public information can be combined to appear much more invasive than they really are.
That is exactly how skids scare people.
FEAR IS THEIR POWER.
KNOWLEDGE IS OURS.
EXPOSURE
WEHATESKIDS
PUBLIC DATA.
PRIVATE-SOUNDING THREATS.
PANIC DOES THE REST.
BUT KNOWING WHAT THEY ACTUALLY HAVE CHANGES EVERYTHING.
FEAR IS THEIR POWER.
KNOWLEDGE IS OURS.
NOW LET'S SHOW YOU HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF.
Network lookup contacts ipwho.is or ipapi.co; the provider receives your IP. Regional weather uses the approximate area from that lookup and contacts Open-Meteo. No visitor IP database is created by this app.