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by Sephr
1674 days ago
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> SugarCoat replaces these scripts with scripts that have the same properties, minus the privacy-harming features Depending on the scope of these replacement scripts, this may run into API patent & copyright issues. Additionally, the trackers can simply start using different tracker script URLs to avoid this type of implementation. A better solution is to allow these scripts to load (without cookies) and patch all of their actual network emissions and storage access to follow consent rules. |
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Google vs Oracle says otherwise.