Wer nicht will, dass seine persönlichsten Daten bei jedem Webseitenbesuch an Hunderte von "Werbepartnern" weitergegeben werden (die diese Informationen oft mit unzähligen weiteren "Partnern" weltweit teilen), der oder dem bleibt nichts anderes übrig, als selbst Hand anzulegen und seinen Webbrowser vor Tracking zu schützen. Ist eigentlich ganz einfach! (Und macht das Internet nebenbei auch wieder benutzbarer und auch etwas sicherer.)
5/6 #AdTech#Tracking https://dnip.ch/2023/12/20/tracking-nein-danke/
#AdTech#DataProtection#Privacy#TargetedAds: "In April, attorney Christine Dudley was listening to a book on her iPhone while playing a game on her Android tablet when she started to see in-game ads that reflected the audiobooks she recently checked out of the San Francisco Public Library.
Her audiobook consumption, she explained, had been highly focused the previous month, focused on a specific subgenre that she doesn't believe would come up by chance.
"You don't coincidentally come across mobile ads [for that particular subgenre]," she told The Register. "Those ads made me extremely angry."
Concerns about the privacy of library reading material date back to the early 20th century, explained Dorothea Salo, academic librarian and library-school instructor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, to The Register.
"There was a time when American libraries weren't sure what their stance on reader privacy should be," said Salo."