Michael Kleber

Pete, that was _not at all_ the PING suggestion ([minutes here](https://github.com/w3c/ping/blob/master/summaries/PING-minutes-20200116.md#resource-timing-level-2---httpswwww3orgtrresource-timing-2-led-by-duckduckgo-team)). Suggestions at that meeting included keeping wildcard but not making it the default; renaming it from * to unsafe-all;...

I don't think WICG chairs have collected requests for TPAC sessions yet — @yoavweiss have I missed something? Personally I would like to have a session on the FLEDGE-and-PARAKEET API...

I think FLEDGE+PARAKEET would like 60 to 90 minutes. (But note that this Issue from Lionel is about the Attribution Reporting API; the FLEDGE discussion was due to a drive-by...

This is a good idea. I can generally free up any of the time slots listed above.

The threat of noticing a gradual change over time does seem quite relevant to any effort to combat fingerprinting. Sites that a user visits frequently have more of a chance...

Sorry, [proper blink-dev link](https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msg/blink-dev/KSJViFp3hMc/6gVYzjg_BAAJ). I don't know the heuristics for either installation or BackgroundSync frequency. They certainly seem relevant to this discussion, and like something that could be adjusted to...

I think your weather app example is a great one to dig into. I go to some weather site every day. I go through an install flow, so it's on...

> I'd appreciate if you could please provide an itemized list of those key needs for publishers as well as advertisers separately in an introduction section. In the privacy model...

(Arrgh I'm really sorry that we can't get into this in person at TPAC!) To quickly reply to your practical example, actually I'm completely in agreement with @dmarti, since (per...

Indeed, so this is an example of joining that a browser should try to prevent. All three of the linked related works speak to various ways to try to cut...