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Site visitor identification? Part 1?
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The question is tormenting, there are of course ready-made solutions that allow you to determine the user of the site and identify him through social networks. So here's the big question. The diagram below is more or less clear. But initially what information is received what to identify further?
That is, a person visits the site, what does he bring with him? Cookies from other domains? And how can this information be obtained.
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That is, a person comes to the site, what does he bring with him? Cookies from other domains? And how can this information be obtained.
Authentication with third-party sites is performed using the OAuth protocol (often OAuth2).
You can read everything that Google gives for this query. This article is pretty bad.
Eh, I’ll write kindly everything that I think about this, maybe it will help someone and be a lesson or save time.
All in all, don't bother looking!
I went through a lot of options, studied everything I could, spent a lot of time and found nothing.
I tried sophisticated and exotic ideas that you didn’t guess about and all to no avail.
На сегодняшний день похоже никому адрес профиля уже не интересен.
Бизнесу нужные идеи, приносящие прибыль.
Пихать и слать рекламу тем, кому она не нужна - нецелесообразно.
Without user action, you won't get anything. More precisely, you can get it, but maybe the hidden pixel has already been fixed. Yes, and for a long time the search engines banned for this.
To authenticate a user, use oauth. example for VK - https://vk.com/dev/access_token
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