Re:Google-backed groups criticize Apple's new warnings on us...
by avodonosov on Friday July 03, 2020 @11:08AM
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Of course, there are use cases where user wants to be recognized as he travels across web domains.
For example single sign on, or a chat with a company representive when the company has several domains.
This "tracking" just needs to be clearly visible and controllable by the user.
It would be good if web browsers had a mode, where every time a site is trying to access cross domain cookies, a confirmation dialog was shown with details of the data requested, how the site is going to use it, their privacy policy. With options Allow once, always, 3 days, etc.
For example single sign on, or a chat with a company representive when the company has several domains.
This "tracking" just needs to be clearly visible and controllable by the user.
It would be good if web browsers had a mode, where every time a site is trying to access cross domain cookies, a confirmation dialog was shown with details of the data requested, how the site is going to use it, their privacy policy. With options Allow once, always, 3 days, etc.