Many of us hate cookies. You know that minimum codes that enters our computers when we visit a website. With these companies through their websites can monitor each of us movement across the web.
So what; Cookies will not be there for a long time anyway.
Η Google, the Facebook and Microsoft is in the process of developing new systems that can monitor our online moves, we do not want.
Η Google seems to have developed it Adid, which is an anonymous ID used for ads. Google, of course, refuses to explain more about exactly what this Adid is. It seems, however, that every user of its services Google, As the gmail, the Google Chat, the browser Chrome and the operating system Android will have a unique identifier. This will allow Google to collect data for advertisers, as reported by ZDNet.
Officially, the Google has stated that: “We believe that technological advances can improve user safety while ensuring that thenetwork will remain financially viable. We are developing this area, but we are in the very early stages.”
The Facebook uses its own cookie system. Instead of relying on third party cookies from ad networks, Facebook knows what you are visiting at all times. If you noticed, all the sites now have "like" or "share" buttons of Facebook integrated in their code. The company collects information through them. It then correlates the information it has with data from data providers such as Acxiom, Datalogix and Epsilon. So it can have a very complete picture of our online interests.
Of course Facebook wants even more. As we mentioned yesterday, the company is developing a new software that can track our mouse.
Η Microsoft on the other hand he wants to replace them cookies with unique identifiers. The Advertising ID already exists in Windows 8.1 and in Windows Apps Store. Σύμφωνα με τη Microsoft, “Το αναγνωριστικό είναι ανά χρήστη και ανά συσκευή. Όλες τις εφαρμογές για ένα χρήστη σε μια συσκευή έχουν το ίδιο αναγνωριστικό advertisings. ”
In other words, with this the advertisers can find us not only when you are browsing Website, but also when using any of their applications Windows which has this feature enabled.
Did you think it's just the NSA? Welcome to the Web, 2013. Privacy and privacy protection ......
