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For one, it'd be a potential way to maintain a sophisticated full-conversion lifetime A/B testing setup with no PII of any sort ever hashed/retained. No IP addr
by explaininjs 3y ago
For one, it'd be a potential way to maintain a sophisticated full-conversion lifetime A/B testing setup with no PII of any sort ever hashed/retained. No IP addresses required, or anything else.
- atoav 3y agoJust counting the times someone requested that particular UUID could indeed work — provided you don't store which IP requested that UUID-endpoint anywhere on your webserver or elsewhere, because then we could infer that relationship again. So this sounds like a good idea. Is this what you originally meant? Nontheless I hope you can see in which way the whole thing is still deeply connected to the legal question of how one can still learn about their service without tracking single users when they don't give their consent, maybe now even via DNT header.
- explaininjs 3y agoYes, you get more persistent attribution data for ad campaigns/whatever without consuming any personal information.