I Got Mad at My Cookies Today and You know that moment when you realize how many companies are literally watching your every click? Yeah. That's where I'm at right now. So I'm studying how @Dusk this new privacy focused network actually handles session cookies and service provider policies.
Most networks are out here tracking me with cookies that stick around forever. Third party vendors. Data brokers. Payment processors. They all get a front row seat to my habits. Dusk actually tries to stop that. Cookies die when I close the browser. Providers can't just share my data with twenty other companies. There's actual rules.
I realized how abnormal Dusk's approach is Everyone else basically assumes I'm fine being a product. Dusk assumes I'm not and The session cookie thing matters because Nothing here is meant to impress. Just reliable boring security that works.
Stop trusting companies that have complicated privacy policies nobody reads. If a network can't explain how it handles cookies in two sentences it's hiding something. Dusk doesn't hide it. That's the whole point. Read the actual policy. It's shorter than I expected. That's a good sign
#dusk $DUSK
Most networks are out here tracking me with cookies that stick around forever. Third party vendors. Data brokers. Payment processors. They all get a front row seat to my habits. Dusk actually tries to stop that. Cookies die when I close the browser. Providers can't just share my data with twenty other companies. There's actual rules.
I realized how abnormal Dusk's approach is Everyone else basically assumes I'm fine being a product. Dusk assumes I'm not and The session cookie thing matters because Nothing here is meant to impress. Just reliable boring security that works.
Stop trusting companies that have complicated privacy policies nobody reads. If a network can't explain how it handles cookies in two sentences it's hiding something. Dusk doesn't hide it. That's the whole point. Read the actual policy. It's shorter than I expected. That's a good sign
#dusk $DUSK
