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It's sufficient to disable third party cookies and not browse cookied by major social networks to prevent this right? Ignoring the part where you can be "track
by bcoates 14y ago
It's sufficient to disable third party cookies and not browse cookied by major social networks to prevent this right?
Ignoring the part where you can be "tracked" by company, but that's just looking up public IP records.
- lincolnwebs 14y agoAs far as I know, yes. This is what I do. Ironically, doing so and thereby solving the issue he's blogging about makes it impossible to comment via Disqus on the 42floors blog.