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That specific link is basically just "having an account" if anonymity is turned off. If you include the anonymous version are you calling a basic cookie an "ad
by Dylan16807 1mo ago
That specific link is basically just "having an account" if anonymity is turned off.
If you include the anonymous version are you calling a basic cookie an "advertiser's dream"? Then that's not something new they would get if the cookie tracked age verification. And you can reset cookies every visit (or more often). The "that person" of a site-specific session cookie is not a big deal for privacy.
- chrisjj 1mo ago"user identifiers".
- Dylan16807 1mo agoI'll say it again but simpler: The "user identifiers" are just having an account. That's when it's not set to be anonymous in the first place. When it is set to be anonymous, it doesn't do this.