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by pdeuchler
5079 days ago
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Of course, but the question is what that unique identifier denotes. An IP address tells people who you are, where you are, and what you do. A unique identifier ('+18El1iZRFCIiqRpfw4dJR8mXjJn2UxPrjwoRNpjSWg=' for instance) tells what you do without the who and where [1]. It's even possible advertisers could still target users based upon these identifiers, just without the background knowledge that makes these sorts of things privacy issues. [1] I'll admit, it could be argued that the what can determine the who and where |
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