TOKYO -- While internet users have become used to accepting or denying cookies when they log on to a website, device fingerprinting has developed into the latest hot-button issue over online privacy and has exposed the scant regulation in Japan surrounding keeping people's information private.
A lesser-known workaround to cookies, which users can accept or deny, device fingerprinting tracks a person's online movements. And according to a recent Nikkei survey, more than a fifth of Japanese businesses use this workaround to track site users without their knowledge.
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