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Policy and definitions are here. https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection#categories-of-trackers
We differentiate between two sub-categories of fingerprinters: A tracker may be classified as a general fingerprinter if it uses browser or device features or properties in unintended ways to identify and track a particular user or device. A tracker may be classified as an invasive fingerprinter if it uses an API to extract information about a particular user’s computing environment when the API was not designed to expose such information.
Got it, thank you! What's the rationale behind making this distinction?
What makes something FingerprintingInvasive as opposed to FingerprintingGeneral? Apologies if this is already documented somewhere.