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Strypey (strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz)'s status on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2020 17:33:36 EDT Strypey

"Regulation or not, now that #Safari has brilliantly demonstrated that it is possible to get rid of third-party #tracking without breaking the Web it is only a matter of time before other browsers will have to stop being complicit in violating the privacy of their users. Sure enough tracking companies are desperately attempting to fight back with nasty hacks, but those are just the agonising throes of a dying breed. It's over."
- #RobinBerjon, 2018
https://berjon.com/advertising-war-on-consent/
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  Advertising’s War on Consent — Be disinclined to acquiesce
  
  from Robin Berjon
  
  Consenting to sharing your personal data with a third party is not a problem that the Internet invented for us: social scientists have been struggling with the issue in their experiments for decades. Macartan Humphreys’s “Reflections on the Ethics of Social Experimentation” that provides a framework within which to consider the consent of populations being studied lists no fewer than eight consent strategies and the ethical considerations that surround them. True to style, the Internet just came along and made things bigger.

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