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      • @sab@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        Not a lot of information to sell from a single GET request when an image is embedded on a third party website or app.

        Edit: come to think of it, maybe you’re right, and this is in response to 3rd party cookies being phased out pretty much everywhere.

        • @NoPants@lemmy.world
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          81 year ago

          I think you probably nailed it. Firefox and Safari already block 3rd party cookies by default. I think chrome is supposed to sometime this year, and that will cover 95% of most internet users.

          • @sab@lemmy.world
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            31 year ago

            To comply with GDPR, they’d need consent for that, and you can’t get consent through an <img /> tag, and I was never asked for consent before seeing a giphy in slack, for example.

            • @varjen@lemmy.world
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              01 year ago

              There are places where they don’t care about GDPR. It is probably relevant in the giphy case but other sites opreate outside the eu.

        • @NoPants@lemmy.world
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          11 year ago

          I think you probably nailed it. Firefox and Safari already block 3rd party cookies by default. I think chrome is supposed to sometime this year, and that will cover 95% of most internet users.