I'm prepared for this kind of feedback, but please – no need to be rude.
Let me give you more context.
DataUnlocker has a long history and comes from years of hard work, mainly to help developers and product teams deal with missing data. If you’re in tech or marketing, you know how critical accurate metrics are – attribution, conversion rates, traffic volumes. The goal isn't to track individuals – it's to ensure these metrics aren't broken.
I’d ask you to consider this perspective: - People who want to stay anonymous, will stay anonymous. DataUnlocker doesn’t interfere with that at all! - It fixes just the technical accounting of data. Things like location masking, anti-fingerprinting, VPN use, etc., – all still apply and protect your privacy (and moreover I can confirm there's no way around them).
Hence, even on websites which don't respect your privacy (there are not many, to be completely honest) and try to misuse tracking, blocker users would still appear as anonymous, ID-less visitors. That’s by design, here to stay – and I can assure this from my experience.
DataUnlocker just. Fixes. Tech. (think of it like DataUnlocker making web apps behave more like mobile apps — hard to tamper with)
Sorry, not sorry. Spin it however you want to help yourself sleep at night, but this product exists to capture data that users don't want captured, and I find that to be rude. Even if the data is "anonymous", it's still fed into algorithms and LLMs built explicitly for mass manipulation. And even anonymized data can be de-anonymized if you have enough points of cross reference.
Accurate metrics may be useful, but business got along just fine without all this data for centuries, so to say they are critical is a joke. Targeted advertising might make a lot of money for a very small number of people, but it has been a disaster for society at large.