Great point. it is how Facebook gathers almost global info from the web to feed their db and use with impunity. did Facebook record my id when I visited the page and tie the event to my Facebook user id? The answer is likely yes weather I have an active fb account or not. FB is a network, not a platform, that has turned into a massive surveillance and population mind control tool used by those who own and have influence over the network. For the sake of all users this must change. For the sake of the free internet.
I agree but that’s unlikely. In the meantime my ublock origin blocks 100% of this bullshit anywhere on the web and nextdns does the same for my console, “smart” tv, and iPhone.
"Content" blockers are now important privacy hygiene. Google has been both neutering those and giving themselves special fingerprinting tokens in Chrome:
I've recently played around with defining connections between various parts of a codebase (Java classes). I used imports as the edges and the results were very difficult to interpret. This map seems overwhelmingly simple by comparison. How are the connections made?
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"Content" blockers are now important privacy hygiene. Google has been both neutering those and giving themselves special fingerprinting tokens in Chrome:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22245101
https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/master:c...
https://www.sparxsystems.com/