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Why Flash Cookies Should Be Banned for Advertising
The ad industry, with leadership from groups like the IAB and NAI, is working hard to evolve and is gaining momentum by prioritizing transparency and privacy, spreading awareness and giving people more choice and control over how they want to participate. As we make progress, certain practices become obvious candidates for change and at the top of the list today is the use of Local Shared Objects (also known as flash cookies) for advertising.
How Flash Cookies Are Used
If you frequent sites that use flash like YouTube, you’re probably already acquainted with flash cookies – they are responsible for storing things like your volume preferences. Read More »