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That doesn't make any sense. 1. Why use their employee's data to fingerprint input? They could do that to a billion+ of their users instead. 2. Input fingerp
by kube-system 6mo ago
That doesn't make any sense.
1. Why use their employee's data to fingerprint input? They could do that to a billion+ of their users instead.
2. Input fingerprinting is multi-decades old science, there are already production products that do this.
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoAre there products that do this with all of the other metadata that meta now collects? At the scale that meta collects them? My guess is no.
- kube-system 6mo agoI would be highly surprised if they don't do this already for bot detection... but again, if they want to do it to track people on the internet, the data that would be useful is data from the internet, which they have an incredible wealth of -- not a dataset that is several orders of magnitude smaller from their internal employees' desktops.