I have an idea that another way of preventing being tracked is just massively spamming trash in the data layer object, pushing thousands of dollars worth of purchase events and such, pushing randomly generated user details and other such events. Perhaps by doing this your real data will be hard to filter out. A side effect is also that data becomes unreliable overall, helping less privacy aware people in the process.
Post contains an email from European Parliament about leaked personal details.
Translation of partial Dutch part:
It is the criminal records, employment contracts and passports of all accredited parliamentary assistants (or, in other words, all assistants to more than 700 MEPs) of the European Parliament. Those assistants (and former assistants) were already warned about this in May, and yesterday they received info about where 'external parties' all have had 'access' to. And so it turns out: quite a lot. “Identity card or passport, Extract of criminal records, Civil status certificates, Certificates and other documents to determine the residence or domicile, Education or experience supporting documents, Military obligations certificate, Declaration of honor documents made by data subject, Documents to establish the individual entitlements, Contract and additional administrative documents.”
I tried to copy paste the Advent of Code puzzles into the chat, and it just spewed out code that worked like it was nothing. It worked for the day 1 and day 2 puzzels. I’m impressed it also “remembered” that I wanted the result as JavaScript