Makes sense, seems like this setup still has the same issues I brought up, but good to know others are sorting through the same issue. I spent a good while rea

Makes sense, seems like this setup still has the same issues I brought up, but good to know others are sorting through the same issue. I spent a good while reading about adtech from the practitioner side (i.e. adtech devs) vs. from the privacy side, and it was illuminating. Basically, the fears of privacy advocates get laid out in plain "this is a great feature for user correlation" speak, without any of the feature-masking used when adtech discusses it in privacy terms with privacy-conscious audiences. In short, my takeaway from that research was it only takes 1x merchant or infra provider which can correlate a "masked" domain/VOIP number/PO box with something IRL of yours to basically undo the whole privacy effort. Without ironclad knowledge the vendor doesn't sell data (which is hard to get), it's as good as safely assuming the data got sold (or the pixel in the webpage did it, and so on). Tough to think through! I think LLC'ing ones life, if in the US, is the only way to truly do it or get a reasonably high guarantee. You'd get corporate privacy guarantees which are unfortunately stronger than individual privacy guarantees in the states.