I feel most users got over the creep factor of cookies back in 1998, and nothing that happened since has demonstrated that cookies need to be severely restricted. In fact, I expect more physical businesses will be installing face recognition to essentially cookie and track casual shoppers in a real stores offline, consumers are already used to this online, and don't feel threatened by it.
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I feel most users got over the creep factor of cookies back in 1998, and nothing that happened since has demonstrated that cookies need to be severely restricted. In fact, I expect more physical businesses will be installing face recognition to essentially cookie and track casual shoppers in a real stores offline, consumers are already used to this online, and don't feel threatened by it.
Pretty sure if that happens a few malls would advertise privacy, charge a premium, and only the poor would use the others.