4 ms·
I would be curious to know what data they're sharing exactly. Are they actually sharing any financial information, or are they just passing a counter back to M
by crowcroft 3y ago
I would be curious to know what data they're sharing exactly.
Are they actually sharing any financial information, or are they just passing a counter back to Meta saying that person X filled out a form/visited a page.
Not to say any tracking is 'good' but this might not be quite so obviously bad.
- SoftTalker 3y agoI've always assumed they share everything. That's why I do my taxes on paper and mail them in.
- crowcroft 3y agoNot a bad assumption to be fair. Even if they don't actively share specific financial data, there isn't a good way to be able to verify and audit what exactly a Meta 'page counter' pixel is doing (and what Meta is doing with that data). Regardless of the details it's an area that needs A LOT more regulatory scrutiny.