Discussion summary
A new tool was introduced to prevent website tracking, emphasizing transparency and ease of use for beginners. Discussions included comparisons to uBlock, ideas about feeding false data to trackers, and potential monetization methods.
What the discussion says
- Some see it as a beginner-friendly alternative to uBlock.
- Others suggest feeding garbage to trackers to devalue datasets.
- Ideas about monetizing false data feeding were discussed.
“It's transparent and beginner-friendly for auditing.”
“Feeding garbage to trackers could devalue datasets.”
Comments
Hacker News
What does this do that ublock doesn’t?
I would like to feed garbage to trackers, not block them. With LLMs it seems like I should be able to feed infinite garbage to trackers, which if done at scale would devalue entire datasets.
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- What does this do that ublock doesn’t?
- I would like to feed garbage to trackers, not block them. With LLMs it seems like I should be able to feed infinite garbage to trackers, which if done at scale would devalue entire datasets.