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What is the stealman argument for FLoC? I don't agree with the argument that "no tracking" is better than semi-anonymous tracking because I believe "no trackin
by gfxgirl 6y ago
What is the stealman argument for FLoC?
I don't agree with the argument that "no tracking" is better than semi-anonymous tracking because I believe "no tracking" is effectively impossible. Only in some fantasy world are you going to get browsers to become the lowest-common-denominator place with no JavaScript. Not even Firefox nor Apple (privacy first) are pushing for that world.
I think possible one argument is if FLoC is good enough it will slow the tracking arms race. I suppose that is also a fantasy though.
- vaylian 6y ago> I believe "no tracking" is effectively impossible The problem is cross-site tracking. You can't prevent a single site from tracking you on itself. But it should be possible to block third-party (tracker) content by default.