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Why server-side tracking is making a comeback in the privacy-first era

As ad blockers and privacy laws disrupt client-side tracking, marketers are shifting to server-side methods for cleaner, more ...
Bleeping Computer

Researcher Finds CSS-Only Method to Track Mouse Movements

As users become more concerned about their privacy and being tracked online, they have begun to use ad blockers and script blockers to block JavaScript tracking scripts. A new method has been ...
MobileSyrup

New tool could help detect which in-app browsers try to track you

Earlier this month, security researcher and former Google employee Felix Krause published a report detailing how Instagram, Facebook, and other apps can use the in-app browser to track people’s online ...
GIGAZINE

Free Software Foundation announces anti-malware extension ``JShelter'' that can prevent tracking by JavaScript for free

FSF announces JShelter browser add-on to combat threats from nonfree JavaScript — Free Software Foundation — Working together for free software https://www.fsf ...
Lifehacker

Don't Use In-App Browsers for Anything Important

Both Apple and Google are doing great work to prevent multi-site tracking. Google Chrome is slowly phasing out cookies, and Apple goes the furthest by asking users to block multi-app/multi-site ...
GIGAZINE

``No-JavaScript fingerprinting'' that allows you to understand how websites track individuals without JavaScript and cookies

This time, I will access No-JavaScript fingerprinting from Google Chrome. Before accessing, set your browser in advance so that JavaScript is not used. Click the kebab icon in the top right corner of ...