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Privacy Preserving AttributionThe Register
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Campaigners claim 'Privacy Preserving Attribution' in Firefox does the opposite.
Tracking alternative is less invasive than other methods, but is opt out by default.
Mozilla CTO Bobby Holley defended the feature on Reddit : "It's on by default precisely because there is no spying. No one outside the device can reconstruct any information about an individual".
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