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That's going to be very hard to fix. In order for your link-click to be resolved your computer has to send some packets and tell somebody that you want a piece
by brian_cloutier 8y ago
That's going to be very hard to fix.
In order for your link-click to be resolved your computer has to send some packets and tell somebody that you want a piece of content. Somebody has to give you that content. Unless you're using tor (really, even if you're using tor), these are actions with physical manifestations which can be tracked.
- Marsymars 8y agoRight, I mean, I'm fine with Example co knowing that I opened example.com/somepage. I don't want a search engine to know whether I navigated there from a search result, and I don't want Example co to know where I navigated from or whether I typed the URL manually into my browser.