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Even ignoring that knowing where you click is as simple as knowing what feature you use. If you login then I know you clicked login, if you perform a search the
by notyourwork 8y ago
Even ignoring that knowing where you click is as simple as knowing what feature you use. If you login then I know you clicked login, if you perform a search then I know you clicked on the search input. Usage of an element tells you where a user clicks. It misses things like clicking on whitespace or where your cursor traverses.
- sailfast 8y agoRight - that wouldn't be a perfect privacy solution but it would likely prevent significant biometric data gathering and not be too huge a burden on users / adoption.