> they are actively discussing how they are circumventing browser privacy protections. I'd love to see a successful prosecution as something like a US CFAA vio

> they are actively discussing how they are circumventing browser privacy protections. I'd love to see a successful prosecution as something like a US CFAA violation, setting a precedent that puts the fear of god into the widespread slimy side of our field. But I suspect it will have to be a non-US country leading that, because a lot of the US economy and power is now tied up in widespread slimy behavior of our field.