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Can anyone explain what use-case this technique enables that is not served by cookie tracking? Or is the point that disabling cookies is not sufficient to avoi

by robfig 14y ago

Can anyone explain what use-case this technique enables that is not served by cookie tracking? Or is the point that disabling cookies is not sufficient to avoid being tracked? Everyone has cookies enabled (or many sites don't work), so if that's all it is, nbd..

slavak 14y ago
Cookies don't cross site boundaries - e.g., cnn.com can't read a cookie set by foxnews.com. Just to emphasize that this is meant to demonstrate privacy risks, not to be taken as a feature suggestion...