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I see no explanation given why an asset that never changes would need to be requested once a day, and they clearly state they do record it. > We only [sic] see
by PavlovsCat 8y ago
I see no explanation given why an asset that never changes would need to be requested once a day, and they clearly state they do record it.
> We only [sic] see 1 CSS request per font family, per day, per browser. Google Fonts logs records of the CSS and the font file requests, and access to this data is kept secure.
I read that as what's written there. It's for tracking. Tracking popularity is still tracking.
- jopsen 8y ago> Tracking popularity is still tracking. Tracking usually refers to tracking users, which as I read the FAQ isn't what it's for.
- PavlovsCat 8y agoThey take and keep the tracking data. What they say they use it for doesn't change that. If they simply incremented a counter the bit about "keeping access to the data secure" would make no sense.