So summarising the you guys mentioned, it looks like our options are:
1. randomise phone MAC addresses
2. turn off WiFi
3. don't use store loyalty cards
Are there other things we can do? Are the other leakages we need to
stop?
On 2014-07-03 16:54, JCX wrote:
There are many companies that
Another option would be to go on the offensive. Someone can leave
devices in the store whose sole purpose is just to spoof mac addresses.
Ideally, this would flood their data with fake entries, making it
useless to the trackers. (They didn't ask permission to do their track.)
keira
On Fri, Jul
Hi all,
A few months back a ad platform sensenetworks was recently bought by a
large US corp. Among their offerings, is the not uncommon real-time
bidding auction for ads:
http://crypto.mm.st/sense-ad-bid.jpg
However, what shocks me is the claim that they're able to track users
buying
Quoth dun...@openmailbox.org:
However, what shocks me is the claim that they're able to track
users buying items in physical stores. How they do this, is
completely beyond me.
(https://www.sensenetworks.com/retail-retargeting/)
I'd guess this is done primarily using those loyalty cards. I
