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I'm not sure that will bring a lot of relief to the concerned side as it implies you are being fingerprinted by all the websites that are subject to this verifi

• dijksterhuis 4mo ago
  were you under some sort of impression that ad-tech surveillance platforms (“social media”) weren’t already fingerprinting the majority of their users? like, the facebook pixel used to track you across the entire internet (or damn near close enough to it). and that was 10-ish years ago. they’ve been doing this for a while now.
• Gigachad 4mo ago
  Of course, the social media sites were already fingerprinting you and guessing your age, gender, interests, etc for advertising.
  • spwa4 4mo ago
    So that's considered acceptable? Seriously? I mean the government can't seriously argue that Facebook or Twitter aren't going to be deceptive about this?