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Adblockers might not be enough. Some services claim to turn "anonymous" visitors into actual email addresses (and some other basic info), likely via identity g
by mustaphah 1y ago
Adblockers might not be enough.
Some services claim to turn "anonymous" visitors into actual email addresses (and some other basic info), likely via identity graphs (IP/device/hashed IDs).
I've heard of cases where people are getting outreached (via email) after just visiting a product website, even with an ad blocker on, using a private browser (Brave or similar).
Opensend is one example. They're pretty open about it in their FAQ [1].
[1] https://www.opensend.com/faq https://www.opensend.com/faq
- driverdan 1y agoProper adblockers like uBlock Origin block privacy invasive trackers that do this too.