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This seems like a gross privacy violation to not honor the logout button, and continue to track the account ID of the user. I would be very surprised if Google
by mckoss 15y ago
This seems like a gross privacy violation to not honor the logout button, and continue to track the account ID of the user. I would be very surprised if Google were doing this too. And I would be surprised if Facebook were not hauled into court over this (at least in the EU if not in the US).
- sneak 15y agoLogout has never meant "stop using unique id cookie tracking". Ad networks have been using them forever even without login/logout functionality.