Cross site tracking prevention fails

[border terrier]

I’m seeing cross site tracking on several websites which is very disappointing. Anyone else seeing these failures?

 

[DblHelix]

I’m seeing cross site tracking on several websites which is very disappointing. Anyone else seeing these failures?

Which sites? Sites you visit regularly go into the persistent bucket. Sites you do not get purged every 24 hours. Give some examples

 

[border terrier]

This site and http://forums.watchuseek.com/f233/

I was looking at Brompton bikes on Evans Cycles website yesterday and both sites are today showing ads for Bromptons at Evans Cycles. Piss-poor!

 

[C DM]

This site and http://forums.watchuseek.com/f233/

I was looking at Brompton bikes on Evans Cycles website yesterday and both sites are today showing ads for Bromptons at Evans Cycles. Piss-poor!

Sounds like it might be within the parameters of how that feature works: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...o-protect-your-privacy.2069882/#post-25082049

 

[border terrier]

Sounds like it might be within the parameters of how that feature works: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...o-protect-your-privacy.2069882/#post-25082049

Like I said, piss-poor. I gues I’ll just go back to deleting all cookies every day and start using private browsing again. I really object to this form of tracking,

 

[DblHelix]

Haha. There are ways we target without cookies as well. This just pushes our industry to adopt these techniques more