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Im fairly sure it was typography.com is notorious for tracking your movements around the Internet, obviously this is common behaviour from web font providers bu
by mrmondo 8y ago
Im fairly sure it was typography.com is notorious for tracking your movements around the Internet, obviously this is common behaviour from web font providers but I seem to remember this group being especially intertwined with ad tracking *citation needed but currently walking and typing!
- lstamour 8y agoTheir privacy policy implies it does https://www.typography.com/home/privacy.php https://www.typography.com/home/privacy.php but their marketing claims otherwise https://www.typography.com/cloud/the-network/ https://www.typography.com/cloud/the-network/ I haven’t personally investigated... and I’m not sure how one would go about it, given how, at least without GDPR, I suspect more and more confirmation of analytics data between parties will happen server-side for performance reasons. Of all third-party content, SaaS and font networks would already have to track everyone with unique IDs if invoicing based on usage, but it’s damning if your paid service provider says it collects and shares data (presumably about your users) with advertising companies in the privacy policy. As if they aren’t making enough money from you? Or maybe it’s to support tiers of service?