This seems like more good news from Apple. TFA is a little incoherent, however. > Publishers and companies rely heavily on online tracking — i.e. collecting (

This seems like more good news from Apple. TFA is a little incoherent, however. > Publishers and companies rely heavily on online tracking — i.e. collecting (anonymized) data about a user’s activity on the web — to keep tabs on your every move as you hop from one site to the other. [emphasis added] > While this is typically used for targeted advertising, the implications go beyond just serving relevant ads in that it allows marketers to create detailed dossiers about your interests — resulting in significant loss of privacy. > This involves the use of cookies, tracking pixels, browser and device fingerprinting, and other adtech-based navigational tracking methods intended to amass browsing activities and build elaborate profiles of web users. None of that is at all "anonymized".