It does not really belong there, because it does not fit into a chapter where the method should only be explained.
On the other hand it allows for a better understanding of the method and why it is important.
The only other place it would fit is probably the chapter about Implications of Tracking (provided there is a matching subsection on Facebook or Explicit Authentication).
It does not really belong there, because it does not fit into a chapter where the method should only be explained.
On the other hand it allows for a better understanding of the method and why it is important.
The only other place it would fit is probably the chapter about Implications of Tracking (provided there is a matching subsection on Facebook or Explicit Authentication).
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It does not really belong there, because it does not fit into a chapter where the method should only be explained.
On the other hand it allows for a better understanding of the method and why it is important.
The only other place it would fit is probably the chapter about Implications of Tracking (provided there is a matching subsection on Facebook or Explicit Authentication).
I will just leave it in there since it at least makes a bit of sense.