macOS High Sierra: The new Safari takes steps to reduce persistent user tracking, but is it enough?

Macworld
Jul 3, 2017, 6:00 am594 pts
In macOS High Sierra, third parties will have a more difficult time sharing any tracking information via Safari. It’s all part of Apple’s approach to privacy, and it's not just lip service. While such policies certainly helps the company from a marketing standpoint, they're also routinely turned into product…

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