New York Times Publishes Privacy Feature ... Containing Tracking Scripts

New York Times Publishes Privacy Feature ... Containing Tracking Scripts
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2019-4-13 19:03

The New York Times has launched a special project to research the potential of different data privacy technologies. However, the web pages for this project include tracking scripts, which gather and store user data that is in turn used to entice advertisers.

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