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So what's next? Tracking the Prevention of Tracking Prevention? Honestly, this shit gets confusing, can someone please ML us out of it? Or maybe we just design
by choeger 7y ago
So what's next? Tracking the Prevention of Tracking Prevention?
Honestly, this shit gets confusing, can someone please ML us out of it? Or maybe we just design a sane and understandable First-Party only policy?
- Toast_25 7y agoIt's impossible to build a perfect system, even ML could have a bias towards a certain solution or the badguys could ML a way to track us again.
- choeger 7y agoYou might need a sarcasm detector.
- kirubakaran 7y agoAn ML based one of course.
- baroffoos 7y agoIts funny how our brains have a kind of built in adblocker named banner blindness. There have been a few times I was unable to understand a UI because the important part was rectangle and too prominent so I ignore it entirely without realizing it.
- rhizome 7y agoWhy do you think advertisers moved to moving ads, ads that fade in over the page once you scroll a little and can be assumed to be focusing on the page, reading? Autoplay video that moves down to the picture-in-picture corner? The more annoyingly distracting the ad is, the better. Or so advertisers think.
- OrgNet 7y agocat and mouse game because no software is perfect, yet
- saagarjha 7y agoIntelligent Tracking Prevention uses a machine learning classifier.