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Just to add some perspective - i'm using DDG exclusively because i'm really wary sending G any kind of traffic at all, since that will be tracked anyways. Same
by moepstar 6y ago
Just to add some perspective - i'm using DDG exclusively because i'm really wary sending G any kind of traffic at all, since that will be tracked anyways.
Same goes for facebook - as long as you're logged in, you're sending them beacons for every site you visit that has a Like-button somewhere :S
- lozf 6y ago> Same goes for facebook - as long as you're logged in... Even if you're not logged in, AIUI they're still logging the IP's that load those like buttons, and anything else they can glean to match to "shadow profiles", which presumably they try to match with known profiles via cookies etc. if/when you log in later.
- nsomaru 6y agoUse privacy badger
- iso1210 6y ago> Same goes for facebook - as long as you're logged in, you're sending them beacons for every site you visit that has a Like-button somewhere :S Doesn't facebook run in its own container by default?
- the_pwner224 6y agoThis happens even if you're not logged in. You can go to the ublock origin settings and from the 'filter liste' section enable the social blocking ones. Those will disable the fb/twtr/etc. buttons completely. Or, as someone else mentioned, Privacy Badger should help without completelty disabling them.