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The problem is in this case, no amount of blocking will work, because the site was completely broken without those, at least for me :-) Though I can reduce the
by dinvlad 5y ago
The problem is in this case, no amount of blocking will work, because the site was completely broken without those, at least for me :-) Though I can reduce the amount of divulged info for sure, but the very fact they're using them means my order details likely go to third-parties, and it's impossible to prevent that because it relies on that reporting in the chain of logic (i.e. order won't proceed until a successful response from the advertising APIs).
The only technical way around that I can think of is to implement Signal's and other's API proxies and let it return back fake info to the site. But I'm not that obsessed about this issue :-)
Another over-the-top way is to place the order directly against CVS APIs, using their cookies etc. Again, not worth spending time on..
- TedDoesntTalk 5y agoWhy not just avoid CVS and use another pharmacy (online ordering). I use valisure because they also test the medications they sell for impurities, but there are plenty of others… like even supermarket pharmacies have online ordering now with home delivery or pickup.
- jessaustin 5y agoSome medical insurances require using CVS. One might be surprised by how shitty that is, but if so one has forgotten how shitty it is to live in a jurisdiction where medical insurance is a thing that is necessary.