> So as a user my preference not to be fingerprinted or tracked takes a back seat in the name of fraud detection? the issue is murky for certain use cases. tak

> So as a user my preference not to be fingerprinted or tracked takes a back seat in the name of fraud detection? the issue is murky for certain use cases. take payments for example. fingerprinting is used at scale in that field, and for good measure. you want to be able to know the risk associated with a user (chargebacks, fraud, etc).