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The word cookie is misleading in explaining to the general public audience about what is really happening in Martech and Adtech about their data. By using the work "tracker" or "tracer", it would be more transparent for users about their consent on accepting being tracked/traced for ads or performance purposes. What do you think?

Edit : "Do you accept our cookies" would be "Do you accept our tracers/trackers"

The goal is to make a list of OSS projects get public money and be recognized as "critical public infrastructure"

I am part of a team building a GDPR token (open source) to allow users to oblige GAFAs to give back all their data and share them with others companies and startups. I wanted to now if what type of datafrom Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, AT&T, GE, GM etc was interesting for your business

Would you pay extra fees to cover risks of : - API changing their terms of services, strategy (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc...) - unnoticed API breaking changes - hard technical failures, SLA not respected

To cover the cost of implementation, fix, migration to an competitor API, or business impacts.

All of this guaranteed by a 3rd-party well reknown insurer.

Am I the only one to have a chrome warning about https://blog.ycombinator.com/ to be not secure/invalid SSL certificate?