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Sort of. Cookies track you as an individual with a unique identifier. The conversion report only tracks anonymized aggregate statistics that can't be used to id
by Ajedi32 5mo ago
Sort of. Cookies track you as an individual with a unique identifier. The conversion report only tracks anonymized aggregate statistics that can't be used to identify you as an individual.
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- troupo 5mo ago> The conversion report only tracks anonymized aggregate statistics that can't be used to identify you as an individual. Combined with the other 200+ tracking points from your machine... Yes, yes you can be identified.
- xmcp123 5mo agoThis sounds a lot like “you’re getting analyzed by AI/ML, tied to a specific bucket of similar users, then your continued data expands the bucket, splitting off into different adhoc buckets of similar users” If so, you can’t be tied to a specific purchase but you can be so tightly grouped it’s basically the same.
- shostack 5mo agoLook up differential privacy. Done right, it is impossible to do what you said.