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thegreatfatzby committed Jan 16, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The web ecosystem relies heavily on building trust signals to detect fraudulent

Preventing fraud is a legitimate use case that the web should support, but it shouldn’t require an API as powerful as a stable, global, per-user identifier. In third party contexts, merely segmenting users into trusted and untrusted sets seems like a useful primitive that also preserves privacy. This kind of fraud protection is important both for CDNs, as well as for the ad industry which receives a large amount of invalid, fraudulent traffic.

Segmenting users into very coarse sets satisfies other use cases that establish web trust as well. For instance, sites could use this as a set inclusion primitive in order to ask questions like, “do I have identity at all for this user?” or even do non-personalized cross-site authentication ("Is this user a subscriber?"). While we encourage exploration into solving a broad set of use cases, Private State Tokens should only be utilized for anti-fraud, anti-abuse, web security, or other web trust and safety purposes. PSTs are not intented to convey artibrary cross-site information, such as user demographic information for ad targeting or measurement.
Segmenting users into very coarse sets satisfies other use cases that establish web trust as well. For instance, sites could use this as a set inclusion primitive in order to ask questions like, “do I have identity at all for this user?” or even do non-personalized cross-site authentication ("Is this user a subscriber?"). While we encourage exploration into solving a broad set of use cases, Private State Tokens should only be utilized for anti-fraud, anti-abuse, web security, or other web trust and safety purposes. PSTs are not intended to convey artibrary cross-site information, such as user demographic information for ad targeting or measurement.


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