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Bad engineering yet state of the art. What are Chromium’s protections against web audio fingerprinting? In the game of tracking, minor hurdles are great at sty
by shuckles 3y ago
Bad engineering yet state of the art. What are Chromium’s protections against web audio fingerprinting?
In the game of tracking, minor hurdles are great at stymying many actors.
And finally, your citation in response to someone saying they haven’t seen Apple market web audio fingerprinting protections has no references to said feature. Are you saying all the privacy features in that press release are a smokescreen? It’s quite unclear.
- lapcat 3y ago> What are Chromium’s protections against web audio fingerprinting? I'm not aware of any. But they aren't advertising fingerprinting resistance either. > In the game of tracking, minor hurdles are great at stymying many actors. That's questionable. > And finally, your citation in response to someone saying they haven’t seen Apple market web audio fingerprinting protections has no references to said feature. There were multiple antifingerprinting methods in Safari 17. The linked articles referred to them collectively.
- shuckles 3y ago>> In the game of tracking, minor hurdles are great at stymying many actors. > > That's questionable. It's basically indisputable. Ask any online advertising buyer about the effectiveness of audience targeting for Safari users versus the competition. Or consider the ability of the average website operator to adopt Fingerprint.js instead of whatever half-broken tool their usual audience measurement provider offers them. https://blog.google/products/chrome/privacy-sandbox-tracking-protection/ https://blog.google/products/chrome/privacy-sandbox-tracking... > Chrome is testing Tracking Protection, a new feature that limits cross-site tracking.