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> Reddit's motivations It's effectively a tracking "pixel" for what you click, even if you block their javascript/redirect. It also keeps that data in house w
by Zren 9y ago
> Reddit's motivations
It's effectively a tracking "pixel" for what you click, even if you block their javascript/redirect.
It also keeps that data in house which they can sell (if they need to) rather than give all that data away to imgur for free. Though I wonder if the bandwidth costs will break even.
They can also use it in order to craft personalised suggestions.
- tyingq 9y agoI imagine they will also start checking referers and presenting pages, instead of images, to certain visitors. If that isn't happening already.