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I would say, you can request anything from them. Like I request people to just not use FB anymore, if they don't want to be tracked by them. Might have the sa
by hutzlibu 4y ago
I would say, you can request anything from them.
Like I request people to just not use FB anymore, if they don't want to be tracked by them.
Might have the same effect.
- lb4r 4y agoNot using FB does not prevent Meta from tracking you.
- hutzlibu 4y agoIt does, if you also use adblocker, disable js on certain sites, etc.
- nerdponx 4y agoYou can and will be fingerprinted and de-anonymized.
- hutzlibu 4y agoHow so, if my adblocker prevents loading the add? The site itself I am visiting could do so and share it with FB and whoever, sure - but this would be a different scenario.
- itronitron 4y agoDo you know if the social media icons that people put in their email signature can also be used to collect data on sender and recipient? I tried searching for information on this a while back but all I got in the search results were tutorials on how to add the social media icons in the email signature 'block'. :/
- kergonath 4y agoSo it’s not the “not using FB” that prevents the tracking, then.
- hutzlibu 4y ago"Tracking" is a bit different, if I go to a big news site, that happens to also serve FB ads - than going to FB directly and complain that they track what I do at their place. And like I said, if I use a adblocker preventing to load FBs add in the first place, then how can they meaningfully track me in any way?