I had a discussion about high-end coffee machines and looked one up on phone (not buying one!). Only FB app on phone is WhatsApp. Went on computer (guest mode on chromebook) to Facebok and I saw the very very very first high-end coffee maker ad in my life. Any plausible path?
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(when we where examining how Android apps transmit data to third parties, the FB SDK embedded in (third-party) Android apps even transmitted accelerometer/gyroscope sensor data to FB. No idea what they use it for)https://twitter.com/WolfieChristl/status/1217113277106356224 …
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Could be used to identify individuals by unique device holding / moving patterns.
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For the sake of completeness, it might be interesting to take look at: - Whether the website appears in the Off-Facebook Activity log (perhaps with a delay) - Device/browser metadata and IPs listed in 'download your info', especially 'where you're logged in' + 'used IP addresses'pic.twitter.com/bcscuuBRjn
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Anyway, FB now claims to maintain 2 kinds of user data 1) data linked to user accounts 2) data 'disconnected' from accounts. An incognito site visit may be part of the latter, retargeting then based on probabilistic 'optimization'. +excellent source here:https://twitter.com/v0max/status/1263810103850856451 …
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Also, FB received accelerometer/gyroscope sensor data, and Amazon received GPS coordinates
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