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> Cookies != Tracking, they can track you just fine without cookies That's probably true, but not what the articles reporting: > 55 percent of the sites it ch
by benrutter 6mo ago
> Cookies != Tracking, they can track you just fine without cookies
That's probably true, but not what the articles reporting:
> 55 percent of the sites it checked set ad cookies in a user’s browser even if they opted out of tracking
So essentially, it's ignoring user preference directly, not just in spirit.