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Clicking on a Facebook button doesn't contribute to your privacy. If you're going to click it, it needs to work. If you're not going to click it, it doesn't ma
by huffmsa 7y ago
Clicking on a Facebook button doesn't contribute to your privacy.
If you're going to click it, it needs to work. If you're not going to click it, it doesn't matter.
Opt out is the best option here
- SXX 7y agoIf nothing has changed over years this is just not how it works. As long as like button and it's scripts present on page Facebook will be tracking you. You dont need to click on button to activate it and this is the problem.
- Semaphor 7y agowe have fb like buttons at work (which gets disabled by the fb container extension), but using the js version is a choice (by the website operator). An fb like button can be a normal link with certain query parameters which we have used for years.
- SXX 7y agoI actually used social buttons without tracking for my own projects: https://sharingbuttons.io/ https://sharingbuttons.io/ Problem is that most of websites just use default solutions that FB and Twitter provide that do enable invasive tracking.
- huffmsa 7y agoSo developer error / laziness not user error (though they are using Facebook)
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