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Since tracking would be done in cooperation with the website you are connecting to, they could transmit something OOB to associate your current IP with their ad
by johncolanduoni 10y ago
Since tracking would be done in cooperation with the website you are connecting to, they could transmit something OOB to associate your current IP with their advertising identifier, even if you use HTTPS.
- guelo 10y agoThis. The network itself becomes the inescapable tracking supercookie. They would provide web publishers a JavaScript snippet that took the user's IP address and returned the targeted ad. And Verizon can tie each IP adress not only to its previous browsing history but also their name, address, credit reports, even contacts that they slurp up using their bloatware phone apps.