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> gravatar.com That's not tracking right?
by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> gravatar.com
That's not tracking right?
- autoexec 5y agoAccording to their own privacy policy the information they collect and share (read sell) includes "online identifiers", internet and network activity, device activity including cookie information, "other device identifiers", IP addresses, and geolocation data
- Ndymium 5y agoI doubt Automattic runs Gravatar for free out of the goodness of their hearts. It can track in two easy ways: firstly the user that requests different avatars, as they move through the web and different sites, and secondly the users whose avatars are requested, as to what services they use. Their privacy policy allows for this at a quick glance. Personally I proxy Gravatar requests through my web service's backend to get rid of the first type of tracking.
- stjohnswarts 5y agoNeither firefox nor adblock origin are blocking it here.