Goodbye Tracking, Hello Privacy
summary
Claim: web users are tracked hundreds of times daily — 376 times per day in Germany and 747 in the US — and GDPR/CCPA often fail to stop it. Built front-end features include my history component and my preferences component that store choices locally. Backend limits telemetry to a three event pipeline (query, click, add‑to‑cart), collects no PII or user IDs, uses a session id that expires after ~3 minutes, and derives relevance from crowd signals and offline evaluations rather than long‑term profiling.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 1:52The Negative Impact of Privacy Violations
- 6:21Five Principles in Data Ethics as the Moral Ethical Framework
- 6:46Accountability
- 7:43Consent
- 8:30What Is Ethical Commerce
- 9:46Data Minimization
- 11:00Conclusion
- 11:58Privacy Timeline
- 14:09What Is the Role of Search within an E-Commerce
- 15:37How Do You Act on Privacy
- 17:49My Preferences Component
- 19:04The Data Collection Pipeline
- 26:07Summary
- 29:12How Can You Build Trust in Your Clients
- 34:03How Can You Ensure that the Information Stored by the Client Is Not Stolen by Other Systems
- 34:42Are those Front Components Open Sourced
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