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5-second glance at the the stuff in the <head> shows pixels for: Google Ads, Facebook, Twitter, a bunch of other slimy stuff. What the actual F. Who does that?
by dccoolgai 7y ago
5-second glance at the the stuff in the <head> shows pixels for: Google Ads, Facebook, Twitter, a bunch of other slimy stuff.
What the actual F. Who does that?
Edit: also, no content security policy, no subresource integrity for 3rd party scripts. Is there such a thing as filing a class action against the party handling the class action? This is downright irresponsible.
Edit: I see a couple of the 3rd party scripts have integrity, but most don't.
- cddotdotslash 7y agoI'm pretty sure you don't have a legal claim against a site because it doesn't use subresource integrity. Three quarters of the internet could be sued. Now if the company handling the claims _also_ loses your data, then maybe you'd have a shot at a case.
- webninja 7y agoWhat he’s saying is that even if www.equifaxbreachsettlement.com isn’t using the 5 digits of your SSN for nefarious purposes, Google Ads, Facebook, Twitter, and other slimy companies are collecting this data. Even if FB, Twitter, Google et al aren’t using this data, it might be available to marketers who use these Ad platforms. Please correct me if my explanation of the parent comment is wrong here.