I've observed requests to p.typekit.com that appear to have high-entropy identifiers in GET parameters, so I would still consider it potential user tracking. >

I've observed requests to p.typekit.com that appear to have high-entropy identifiers in GET parameters, so I would still consider it potential user tracking. > Like I said, they keep track of font usage. The billing is based on usage. Adobe should be measuring usage based on referrers to their CDN. > the privacy policy doesn't permit [...] I'd prefer no tracking at all instead of trusting the goodwill of a company to follow through with its privacy policy.