Why not rotate your cookies more frequently on sites that insist on them, or when temporarily necessary? Personally I’ve adopted the approach where I trust a va

Why not rotate your cookies more frequently on sites that insist on them, or when temporarily necessary? Personally I’ve adopted the approach where I trust a variety (3, in fact) of content blockers to also block major tracking networks. I’m less worried about the rest. I suspect that eventually websites will evolve to doing more third-party tracking via first-party integration on the backend or cname, but I’m only, hmm, passively paranoid about this sort of thing. I figure most uses of tracking by first-party is for statistics and metrics to improve that first-party site or service. I do wish selling traffic metrics was against the law, but back in the day magazines routinely sold customer lists, as do pizza places, so it would take a lot of social pressure to change this in most of the world...