Two separate issues. osano.com, among other domains in the list, are not trackers or advertisement providers. Rather, there is a group of sites that are doing a lot of CCPA, CPRA, and GDPR compliance-related activity. These apps (at least I can speak for osano.com) don't track anything other than the consent level that the person has agreed to. Since these consent dialogs are mandated by law, blocking these hosts raises many questions that blocking ads does not raise. It would be great if, at some point the list could have a separate "cookie popup" list that users have to opt into if they are so inclined; the way is described right now as "advertisements & trackers" would not lead me to expect that cookie notices are blocked as well.
Regardless of your view above, the following domains are false positives:
api.osano.com (used for serving customers who are logged in on my.osano.com)
app.api.osano.com (used for serving customers who are logged in on my.osano.com)
disclosure.api.osano.com (used for displaying a list of cookies that companies are disclosing, used by many companies in their privacy policies in order to ensure an always accurate list of cookies is populated)
dsar.api.osano.com (used when an individual asks for deletion/redaction/correction of data - requires filling out a form with an intention of requesting this)
partner-docs.api.osano.com (documentation for partners who license our data privacy vendor data sets, not even accessible without a server-to-server API key)
pii.api.osano.com (same as above, it isn't something that a consumer is likely to encounter in the wild)
Howdy,
Two separate issues. osano.com, among other domains in the list, are not trackers or advertisement providers. Rather, there is a group of sites that are doing a lot of CCPA, CPRA, and GDPR compliance-related activity. These apps (at least I can speak for osano.com) don't track anything other than the consent level that the person has agreed to. Since these consent dialogs are mandated by law, blocking these hosts raises many questions that blocking ads does not raise. It would be great if, at some point the list could have a separate "cookie popup" list that users have to opt into if they are so inclined; the way is described right now as "advertisements & trackers" would not lead me to expect that cookie notices are blocked as well.
Regardless of your view above, the following domains are false positives: