Hacker News with Generative AI: Tracking

Track your devices via Apple FindMy network in Go/TinyGo (github.com/hybridgroup)
Go Haystack lets you track personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's massive "Find My" network.
Show HN: Never let friends forget who is the winner (shmelo.io)
A scoreboard for competitive games to track results, rankings, and winning streaks
We know where your car is (DE) (spiegel.de)
WordPress.com's owner launched a tracker for sites leaving WP Engine (theverge.com)
WordPress.com’s owner launched a tracker for sites leaving WP Engine.
Tracker Beeper (2022) (berthub.eu)
A week ago, I finally got round to implementing an idea I’d been toying with for years: what if your computer made a little bit of noise every time it sent data to Google?
You can track changes someone makes to their Instagram account (github.com/ibnaleem)
📸 an Instagram tracker that logs any changes to an Instagram account (followers, following, posts, and bio)
Automatic Content Recognition Tracking in Smart TVs (arxiv.org)
Mozilla faces a privacy complaint over Firefox's tracking (engadget.com)
Mozilla is the latest company to get in trouble with the EU. Austrian advocacy group Noyb has filed a complaint against Mozilla for setting a Privacy Preserving Attribution (PPA) feature to default without informing its users. Noyb claims the setting impacts millions of Europeans.
Firefox tracks you with “privacy preserving” feature (noyb.eu)
Today, noyb filed a complaint against Mozilla for quietly enabling a supposed “privacy feature” (called Privacy Preserving Attribution) in its Firefox browser. Contrary to its reassuring name, this technology allows Firefox to track user behaviour on websites. In essence, the browser is now controlling the tracking, rather than individual websites. While this might be an improvement compared to even more invasive cookie tracking, the company never asked its users if they wanted to enable it.
Show HN: Toolstash – Track your tool collection with AI (toolstash.com)
Google Chrome Will Track You for the Next 200 Days–Then It May Get Worse (forbes.com)
Forget Copilot+, Windows is already tracking everything you do (xda-developers.com)
Ask HN: How do you track copy changes on websites/emails? (ycombinator.com)