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It is. If you’re not calling ‘document.interestCohort()’ or serving ads from an ad network on your page then FLoC does nothing. The purpose of this permission i
by jahewson 6y ago
It is. If you’re not calling ‘document.interestCohort()’ or serving ads from an ad network on your page then FLoC does nothing. The purpose of this permission is to prevent embedded third-party content from using FLoC.
- girvo 6y agoGenuine question: any ads from any network? Not just googles? Because if so, I fully expect someone to mess up and have that detection mark sites with zero ads as having them, thus tracking their users. Detection is never 100%. Never ever. Unless I’m misunderstanding, which is likely (and I hope I am)
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoI'm sure it will be a rigorous test: ads use words and/or images so any website with either of those is probably ads. /s
- alpaca128 6y ago*If Google does not detect ads. Which can mean anything depending on how they stretch the definition. And Google has a bad history with this kind of thing, see unwarranted and unexplained account bans as well as automated "malicious website" flagging that's notoriously hard to get rid of because Google won't even tell the website owner what part of the site was detected as malicious.