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Privacy-Preserving Attribution (PPA) is a bare-bones, experimental feature that is supposed to serve as a privacy-focused approach for collecting limited user data and serving ads on a website.
Firefox CTO, Bobby Holley , had to step in to clarify what was going on.
He shared that the goal of this API was to study the viability of such implementations so that existing ad networks could move away from invasive individual tracking.
For users who don't want this, they can follow these steps to disable PPA: - Go into the three -ribbon/hamburger menu at the top-right.
Uncheck the box called “Allow websites to perform privacy-preserving ad measurement”.
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