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This service takes credit for your content


Service: DNSChecker.Org
Status: DRAFT
Case: This service takes credit for your content
Changes: 2
Source: link
Author: specifi (36516)


Thanks for the transparency, but this raises real privacy concerns. It’s important to know that information about our activity—like what we buy, which websites we visit, or which ads we view—can be sent to Faceboo) when we're not logged in or don’t have an account. This kind of data sharing through tools like the Facebook Pixel and SDKs deserves clearer user controls and stronger consent mechanisms. Are there options for users to limit or opt out of this kind of data collection?


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On 2025-07-14 17:24:43 UTC, specifi (36516) wrote:

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Version 2: 2025-07-14 17:24:43 UTC by specifi (36516)

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Previous Analysis: Thanks for the transparency, but this raises real privacy concerns. It’s important to know that information about our activity—like what we buy, which websites we visit, or which ads we view—can be sent to Facebook [](https://fontgenerator.click/) when we're not logged in or don’t have an account. This kind of data sharing through tools like the Facebook Pixel and SDKs deserves clearer user controls and stronger consent mechanisms. Are there options for users to limit or opt out of this kind of data collection?

Updated Analysis: Thanks for the transparency, but this raises real privacy concerns. It’s important to know that information about our activity—like what we buy, which websites we visit, or which ads we view—can be sent to Faceboo) when we're not logged in or don’t have an account. This kind of data sharing through tools like the Facebook Pixel and SDKs deserves clearer user controls and stronger consent mechanisms. Are there options for users to limit or opt out of this kind of data collection?

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Version 1: 2025-07-14 17:23:59 UTC by specifi (36516)

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Updated Title: This service takes credit for your content

Previous Analysis:

Updated Analysis: Thanks for the transparency, but this raises real privacy concerns. It’s important to know that information about our activity—like what we buy, which websites we visit, or which ads we view—can be sent to Facebook [](https://fontgenerator.click/) when we're not logged in or don’t have an account. This kind of data sharing through tools like the Facebook Pixel and SDKs deserves clearer user controls and stronger consent mechanisms. Are there options for users to limit or opt out of this kind of data collection?

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Updated Status: DRAFT