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No, but what about first-party cookies? And all sorts of local storages? I don't need them too.
by auslander 8y ago
No, but what about first-party cookies? And all sorts of local storages? I don't need them too.
- manigandham 8y ago1st-party data is different from 3rd-party data, regardless of how it's physically stored. I'm not sure what your question is though, are you asking how to protect yourself? It seems you already have it covered if you delete cookies.
- bbulkow 8y agoFacebook's collection system is through share buttons. Those share buttons do cookie share because the domain is Facebook, but the technology is certainly there to track by ip address and device fingerprint, even if you are not a fb user, and a single fb login redropps the cookies and allows association of your internet media behavior with your FB account and behavior.