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Facebook will know that you are on Device 1 or Device 2. They can already probably determine that via a combo of user agent, IP, and other fingerprinting. And i
by stetrain 4y ago
Facebook will know that you are on Device 1 or Device 2. They can already probably determine that via a combo of user agent, IP, and other fingerprinting. And if you want to use different accounts on the same device, Facebook wouldn’t know that it’s the same device.
Google already tracks which devices you are signed in on, and alerts you if you sign in from one that isn’t already trusted.
I’m not sure what the issue is here. It’s not like there is a device identifier that can correlate your device logins across different sites or services.
- greatgib 4y agoThey are other ways that you can fight, and officially browsers are adding feature to protect against them. But this add another level of fingerprinting. This is my point.
- stetrain 4y agoFair enough, but unlike most fingerprinting techniques used for ad targeting this doesn’t correlate across different apps or websites. And if it reduces the usage of systems like “Sign in with Facebook” or “Sign in with Google” across sites then that is also a privacy win.