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> "we see your preference not to be logged and stalked for the benefit of our business plan, but fuck you and your preference we want to do it anyway". That's
by mcv 3y ago
> "we see your preference not to be logged and stalked for the benefit of our business plan, but fuck you and your preference we want to do it anyway".
That's certainly how I've been reading it.
What I really want is for my browser to automatically block all of it. I know Firefox blocks a bunch of stuff, and ad blockers probably do too, but I have no idea how thorough they are and whether there are ways of tracking they can't block at all. There probably are.
(Except login and preference cookies; those are legitimate. And only relevant for sites where I actually login and set preferences. I'm pretty sure most sites I just visit to read some article, have no reason to set any cookies at all.)