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You will want to use Firefox containers in order to isolate the Facebook cookie into a container to limit this.
by xfalcox 7y ago
You will want to use Firefox containers in order to isolate the Facebook cookie into a container to limit this.
- ocdtrekkie 7y agoI use Facebook container and most of the sites reporting should've never even seen my Facebook account. However, many of these sites have my email address. I highly suspect they're correlating data without knowing my Facebook account itself.
- untog 7y agoThey definitely do for advertising, at least. You can click “why am I seeing this” it’ll tell you as much.
- untog 7y agoUnfortunately there are no good answers for this on mobile.
- propogandist 7y agoif you're using android you can get add-ons for firefox. Also, you can use a firewall app like Netguard [1] to prevent apps from calling FB (graph.facebook.com)... I see most apps attempting to do this, and it's often the first thing they do. There's similar setups on iOS, I am just not very familiar with the app names. [1] https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard
- wtmt 7y agoAt the risk of a bit of inconvenience, you could use Firefox Focus. Browse (it's only one tab), erase at the end of browsing and repeat. It also has built-in blockers of different kinds.