Yes, We See You

We’d like to extend a special welcome to a particular subset of our audience – our Linux users. Whether you’re here out of curiosity, concern, or quiet monitoring, we’re glad you stopped by.

This article isn’t a warning. It’s an invitation – and a reminder that this platform was built to be seen.

Why We’re Talking to Linux Users

In the past 48 hours, we’ve observed a noticeable uptick in visitors using Linux-based operating systems. Specifically:

• Linux (armv81) platforms
• Browsers reporting Android 10 or SamsungBrowser
• Timezones aligned with Europe/London
• High session counts from repeat fingerprints
• Spoofed visibility settings and hidden referers

Yes, We Use Fingerprinting

We use passive fingerprinting technology on our site to detect repeat visits, even across private browsing sessions or VPNs. Every visitor generates a unique fingerprint ID, and we log key session data such as:

• Number of sessions per fingerprint
• Operating system and platform
• Browser type and screen resolution
• Cookies and visibility settings

This allows us to track recurring patterns – including those from Linux-based systems routing through Europe and beyond.

Transparency Goes Both Ways

If you’re visiting The Reasonable Adjustment as a genuine reader, advocate, or even a cautious observer, you’re welcome here. We believe in transparency, truth, and data accountability – both ways.

If you’re here on behalf of an organisation or institution, and you’re monitoring us instead of talking to us – that’s your choice. Just know that your presence is no longer invisible.

Let’s Talk – No Spoofing Required

If you’ve got questions, concerns, or just want to understand what we’re doing and why – reach out. We built this space to push for fairness, not fear. But we will always keep the lights on and the logs rolling.

To all our users – human, automated, or cloaked – thank you for visiting. We’ll continue publishing with or without your cookies.

With visibility – and fingerprinting,

Kieron JH
The Reasonable Adjustment

[email protected] – let’s talk