Indeed. I fully admit I’d need to sit down and diagram some of Brave’s claims, but the large identifier screams “cryptographic entropy” to me. The GDPR has sep

Indeed. I fully admit I’d need to sit down and diagram some of Brave’s claims, but the large identifier screams “cryptographic entropy” to me. The GDPR has separate rules that effectively deal with whether you are the business with which the customer works or one of their contractors. I could imagine a world where google is the second party and needs a secure feature like this so the first party can perform (consented) tracking across multiple domains they own. This is just a devils advocate argument since I can’t guess intent.