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I think a company or a maker does have the right to measure how many people are using their product. As long as they constrain their collection to that, I think

by fiiv 8y ago

I think a company or a maker does have the right to measure how many people are using their product. As long as they constrain their collection to that, I think it's reasonable. The payload (sent via query param) seems to include locale, OS and browser (among with a couple other pieces of info that may or may not be related to the user vs. the page).

izietto 8y ago
My concern is about the params. If you use Chrome on Windows at San Francisco user agent is dispersive, but if you connect from a little country using an exotic browser and an exotic OS the user agent data could be enough to identify you.