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Because not everybody uses FB (I don't), or when they do, use a private/incognito window, "sandbox" the session, to avoid being tracked (that is how I use GMail
by tripzilch 11y ago
Because not everybody uses FB (I don't), or when they do, use a private/incognito window, "sandbox" the session, to avoid being tracked (that is how I use GMail).
I can't be the only one that does this, it takes almost no effort, and using a private window for the really "important" accounts, so you're not logged into them all the time, prevents a whole lot of problems and exploits.
- SonicSoul 11y agoAgreed Important to note that by default even in incognito window all sessions in that window (at least in chrome) are persisted. For example closing and opening tabs will resume last session) so this exploit may still work if you have Facebook open in the same incognito browser I've used plugins that further guaranteed a new session between tabs in incognito