Privacy problems on the Web: Even your device's battery life can be used to track you

Macworld
Aug 29, 2016, 7:12 am336 pts
You’re only paranoid if they’re really not out to get you. Fearing that your every move may be tracked seems like a healthy reaction to the way in which ad networks, savory and otherwise, seems to want to use every tool in their arsenal to pinpoint you. A few weeks ago, two Princeton researchers released a…

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