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Ad-blocker blocking websites face legal peril at hands of privacy bods

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Re: Bull

"AFAICS these are two statements of the same thing."

No, because anti ad blockers - as already said - do not examine your cache, do not query the list of installed extensions/plugins (contrary to what our "expert" says), etc. And because they do not store or transmit that information anywhere inside or outside of the browser. They simply do nothing that the EU DPD would require to ask prior consent for.

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