> “Fingerprinting has always been a concern in the privacy community, but until now, we had no hard proof that it was actually being used to track users,” said Dr. Nitesh Saxena, cybersecurity researcher, professor of computer science and engineering and associate director of the Global Cyber Research Institute at Texas A&M. “Our work helps close that gap.”
Maybe if you live in a bubble where documentation published outside of academia doesn't exist. Tracking vendors themselves have claimed to be fingerprinting users' browsers in their privacy policies for over a decade.
Maybe if you live in a bubble where documentation published outside of academia doesn't exist. Tracking vendors themselves have claimed to be fingerprinting users' browsers in their privacy policies for over a decade.