John Creighto said:I know you can be tracked with third party cookies but how does facebook track your browser history?
John Creighto said:I know you can be tracked with third party cookies but how does facebook track your browser history?
The lawsuit against Facebook is for allegedly tracking user's internet activity even when they are not using the platform.
Facebook uses cookies and other tracking technologies to collect data on users' internet activity even when they are not using the platform. This data is then used for targeted advertising and other purposes.
Off-line tracking is a controversial topic and there are currently no clear laws or regulations specifically addressing it. However, the lawsuit against Facebook argues that this type of tracking violates users' privacy rights and is therefore illegal.
Off-line tracking can have a significant impact on users' privacy and security. It allows companies like Facebook to collect and store large amounts of personal data without users' knowledge or consent, which can be used for targeted advertising, manipulation, or even sold to third parties.
Users can take several steps to protect themselves from off-line tracking. This includes regularly clearing cookies and browsing history, using privacy-focused browsers or browser extensions, and being cautious about the information they share online.