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No. Those people are exposing us to mass cross-site tracking before we even get to see their content, without our permission, and without most people even knowi
by mike-cardwell 13y ago
No. Those people are exposing us to mass cross-site tracking before we even get to see their content, without our permission, and without most people even knowing it's happening.
- diminoten 13y agoVisiting a site is giving that site permission to run whatever it wants in your browser/on your computer. The only winning move is to not visit a site.
- ris 13y ago"Visiting a site is giving that site permission to run whatever it wants in your browser/on your computer." No, it really isn't.
- diminoten 13y agoWay to add to the discussion.
- codygman 13y agoIIRC running a program meant to delete the users computer on your website would likely get you in a bit of trouble.
- mike-cardwell 13y ago"Visiting a site is giving that site permission to run whatever it wants in your browser/on your computer." Unless you configure your browser otherwise. Which is what I'm recommending people do.