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From: lists at onryou.com (Cael Abal) Subject: Who else is Omniture doing snooping for? > Here's how the Omniture describes themselves: > > http://www.omniture.com/company.html > > "Imagine a device that could be placed by the front > door of a department store to tell the store manager > all kinds of detailed information about customers - > what store they came from, who they were referred by, > if they have been to the store previously, what > advertisement they were responding to and much more," > says CEO Josh James. "Imagine how useful this kind of > information is to a store manager or marketing agent. > That is the kind of information SiteCatalyst can provide, > instantaneously, in real-time." Okay, that's just creepy. Anyone who is upset by this sort of thing should enthusiastically consider disabling javascript. Alternatively, many browsers can also be configured to not download third-party images ('Load images for the originating web site only'). I took a quick look at the code. I love the source address for the offending web bug: https://102.112.2o7.net/ Sneaky, huh? Cael
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