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Right, but those applications will be for things like online advertising, which is already tracking your visits and/or just assuming you use the popular sites a
by cookiecaper 15y ago
Right, but those applications will be for things like online advertising, which is already tracking your visits and/or just assuming you use the popular sites anyway. Can this be used to violate privacy in a meaningful manner if it misses 50% or more of the time? You'd have complete plausible deniability if you were pinned to have accessed some site you don't want people to know you accessed. It can't be used as evidence in anything. What would the threat look like?
- nitrogen 15y agoI oppose user tracking not necessarily because there's something to hide, but because a sense privacy is a fundamental component of a sense of independence, and for me, independence is one of the critical components of happiness.