W3C Standardizes Mozilla Developed Spying Technology

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"Privacy Preserving Attribution", first deployed in Firefox, is designed to make it easy for a browser vendor to collect large amounts data from users. Now the World Wide Web Consortium wants it to be everywhere.

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