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Add issue links to explainer for BTM for dual-use sites (#105)
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## Open questions
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_**TODO:** Create GitHub issues for each question after publication and add links below_
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- Are there any indicators of user trust not enumerated in this explainer that should be included?
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- [Are there any indicators of user trust not enumerated in this explainer that should be included?](https://github.com/privacycg/nav-tracking-mitigations/issues/102)
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- More specifically, are there any indicators of user trust that:
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- have a high true-positive rate for supported bounce use cases;
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- cover supported bounce use cases that the enumerated indicators do not cover; and,
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- don't create an easily exploitable evasion mechanism for bounce trackers?
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- Should classification of suspected bounce tracker URLs be done per client, in aggregate, or both?
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- [Should classification of suspected bounce tracker URLs be done per client, in aggregate, or both?](https://github.com/privacycg/nav-tracking-mitigations/issues/103)
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- If aggregated classification of suspected bounce tracker URLs should be done, what thresholds should be used for classification?
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- What URL-level mitigation should be applied to suspected bounce tracker URLs?
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- [What URL-level mitigation should be applied to suspected bounce tracker URLs?](https://github.com/privacycg/nav-tracking-mitigations/issues/104)
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## Security & privacy considerations
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