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> how on earth is anyone presuming that the infinitely pervasive Google is somehow more ok than the very opt-outable facebook? The only way to "opt out" of eit
by chriswarbo 9y ago
> how on earth is anyone presuming that the infinitely pervasive Google is somehow more ok than the very opt-outable facebook?
The only way to "opt out" of either is to avoid Javascript and try blocking as many of their ad/beacon/tracker domains as possible; although that's a bit of a Hydra.
Yes, you can opt out from getting an account and using their applications; the worse part is all of the "shadow profiles" and third-party tracking which is pretty much everywhere these days :(
- lucideer 9y agoUsing most content blockers with default settings will block all Facebook tracking you'll encounter without visiting the site itself. In contrast, opting out of Google is a largely unviable feat for most.