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This ends when the origin site starts proxying requests to the ad aggregators via the site-native domain.

• leejoramo 6y ago
  And the native domain owners end up taking full responsibility for the data liability
  • searchableguy 6y ago
    They already have to. I am confused by your statement.
  • hu3 6y ago
    Responsibility which is contractually transferable to the advertiser. Even if only against potential financial damages. Which is what matters to the companies anyway.
• jahewson 6y ago
  Doesn’t work for the web because without the 3rd party domain there’s no access to 3rd party cookies so the tracker can’t identify you that way.
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  • CodeWriter23 6y ago
    First party cookie storage of identifier provided by ad network; Tracking of individuals via various fingerprinting techniques, IP address, screen size, CSS, UserAgent etc.