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Glosario de Privacy Sandbox

Los artículos y la documentación de Privacy Sandbox suponen un conocimiento de los conceptos de privacidad, publicidad y desarrollo web. En este glosario, se explican los términos clave relacionados con Privacy Sandbox.

Subasta de anuncios (API de Protected Audience)

In the Protected Audience API, an ad auction is run by a seller (likely to be an SSP or maybe the publisher itself), in JavaScript code in the browser on the user's device, to sell ad space on a site that displays ads.

Creatividad del anuncio

Ad creative refers to the contents of the ad served to users. Creatives can be images, videos, audio, and other formats. Creatives live within an ad space, and are served by ad tech within line items.

Ad Exchange

An ad exchange is a platform to automate buying and selling of ad inventory from multiple ad networks.

Inventario de anuncios, espacio publicitario

Ad inventory space is the space or spaces for ads that are available from a site that sells ad space.

Plataforma de anuncios (tecnología publicitaria)

An ad platform is a company that provides services to deliver ads.

Advertiser

Un anunciante es una empresa que paga para anunciar sus productos.

Contabilidad de informes agregables

A distributed ledger, located in both coordinators, that tracks the allocated privacy budget and enforces the 'No Duplicates' rule. This is the privacy preserving mechanism, located and run within coordinators, that ensures no reports pass through the Aggregation Service beyond the allocated privacy budget.

Presupuesto de la contabilidad de informes agregables

References to the budget that ensures individual reports are not processed more than once.

Informes agregables

Aggregatable reports are encrypted reports sent from individual user devices. These reports contain data about cross-site user behavior and conversions. Conversions (sometimes called attribution trigger events) and associated metrics are defined by the advertiser or ad tech. Each report is encrypted to prevent various parties from accessing the underlying data.

Learn more about aggregatable reports.

Servicio de agregación

An ad tech-operated service that processes aggregatable reports to create a summary report.

Read more about the Aggregation Service backstory in our explainer and the full terms list.

Llamador de la API

Un llamador de API es una entidad, como una app, un SDK de terceros o un sitio web, que envía una solicitud a la API de Topics para acceder a los intereses de un usuario.

Certificación

A mechanism to authenticate software identity, usually with cryptographic hashes or signatures. For the aggregation service proposal, attestation matches the code running in your ad tech-operated aggregation service with the open source code.

Atribución

Attribution refers to the identification of user actions that contribute to an outcome.

For example, a correlation of ad clicks or views with conversions.

Blink

Blink is the rendering engine used by Chrome, developed as part of the Chromium project.

Comprador

Un comprador es una parte que oferta por un espacio publicitario en una subasta de anuncios, que probablemente sea una DSP, o tal vez el propio anunciante. Los compradores de espacios publicitarios son propietarios y administradores de grupos de interés.

Los publicadores ponen a disposición el inventario de anuncios a través de mercados llamados Ad Exchange, y los compradores compiten en tiempo real a través de una DSP por la oportunidad de colocar su anuncio.

Obtén información sobre los compradores de espacio publicitario en la API de Protected Audience.

Chromium

Chromium is an open-source web browser project. Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera and other browsers are based on Chromium.

Conversión posclic (CTC)

A click-through conversion is a conversion attributed to an ad that was clicked.

Tasa de clics (CTR)

The click-through rate is the ratio of users who click on an ad, having seen it.

Vinculación de contribuciones

Aggregatable reports may contain an arbitrary number of counter increments. For example, a report may contain a count of products that a user has viewed on an advertiser's site. The sum of increments in all aggregatable reports related to a single source event must not exceed a given limit, such as L1=2^16 (65,536).

Learn more in the aggregatable reports explainer.

Conversión

A conversion is the completion of some desired goal following action by a user.

For example, a conversion may occur with the purchase of a product or sign-up for a newsletter after clicking an ad that links to the advertiser's site.

A cookie is a small piece of textual data that websites can store on a user's browser. Cookies can be used by a website to save information associated with a user (or a reference to data stored on the website's backend servers) as the user moves across the web.

For example, an online store can retain shopping cart details even if a user is not logged in, or the site could record the user's browsing activity on their site. See First-party cookie and Third-party cookie.

Coordinador

Entities responsible for key management and aggregatable report accounting. A Coordinator maintains a list of hashes of approved aggregation service configurations and configures access to decryption keys.

Datos generales

Coarse data refers to limited information provided by Attribution Reporting API event-level reports. This is limited to 3 pieces of conversion data for clicks and 1 piece for views. Specific, granular conversion data (such as specific prices of items and timestamps) are not included.

Plataforma de administración de datos (DMP)

A data management platform is software used to collect and manage data relevant for advertisers. These platforms help advertisers and publishers identify audience segments, which can then be used for campaign targeting.

Learn more about DMPs.

Plataforma orientada a la demanda (DSP)

A demand-side platform is an ad tech service used to automate ad purchasing. DSPs are used by advertisers to buy ad impressions across a range of publisher sites.

Privacidad diferencial

Differential privacy refers to techniques to allow sharing of information about a dataset to reveal patterns of behaviour without revealing private information about individuals or whether they belong to the dataset.

Dominio

Dominio. Consulta Dominio de nivel superior y eTLD.

Entropía

En el dominio de la privacidad, la entropía es una medida de cuánto revela un elemento de datos para revelar la identidad individual.

La entropía de datos se mide en bits. Cuanto más revelan la identidad los datos, mayor es su valor de entropía.

Los datos se pueden combinar para identificar a un individuo, pero puede ser difícil determinar si los datos nuevos contribuyen a la entropía. Por ejemplo, saber que una persona es de Australia no reduce la entropía si ya sabes que es de la Isla Canguro.

Epoch

In the Topics API, an epoch is the period of time during which the browser infers topics for a user based on their browsing activity. It is currently set to one week.

eTLD, eTLD+1

Los eTLD son dominios de nivel superior (TLD) eficaces que se definen según el Lista pública de sufijos.

Por ejemplo:

co.uk 
github.io 
glitch.me

Los TLD eficaces permiten que foo.appspot.com sea un sitio diferente de bar.appspot.com En este caso, el eTLD es appspot.com y todo (foo.appspot.com, bar.appspot.com) se conoce como eTLD+1.

Consulta también Dominio de nivel superior.

Informe a nivel del evento

Event-level reports associate a particular ad click or view (on the ad side) with data on the conversion side. To preserve user privacy by limiting the joining of user identity across sites, conversion-side data is very limited, and the data is noisy.

API de Federated Credential Management (FedCM)

Federated Credential Management API is a proposal for a privacy-preserving approach to federated identity services. This will allow users to log into sites without sharing their personal information with the identity service or the site.

FedCM was previously known as WebID, and is still in development in the W3C.

Identidad federada (acceso federado)

Federated identity is a third-party platform to allow a user to sign in to a website, without requiring the site to implement their own identity service.

Marco vallado

Un (<fencedframe>) es un elemento HTML propuesto para contenido incorporado, similar a un iframe. A diferencia de los iframes, un marco cercado restringe la comunicación con su contexto de incorporación para permitir que el marco acceda a los datos de varios sitios sin compartirlos con el contexto de incorporación.

Algunas APIs de Privacy Sandbox pueden requerir documentos seleccionados para renderizarse en un marco vallado. Obtén más información sobre la propuesta de marcos protegidos.

Creación de huellas digitales

Fingerprinting encompasses techniques to identify and track the behaviour of individual users.

Fingerprinting uses mechanisms that users aren't aware of and can't control.

Superficie de creación de huellas digitales

A fingerprinting surface is something that can be used (probably in combination with other surfaces) to identify a particular user or device.

For example, the navigator.userAgent() JavaScript method and the User-Agent HTTP request header provide access to a fingerprinting surface (the User-Agent string).

Propia

First party refers to resources from the site you're visiting.

For example, the page you're reading is on the site developer.chrome.com and includes resources requested from this site. Requests for those first-party resources are called 'first-party requests'. Cookies from developer.chrome.com stored while you're on this site are called first-party cookies.

I2E

Intent to Experiment (I2E) is the announcement of a plan to make a new Blink feature available to users for testing, typically through an origin trial.

I2EE

El intent de extensión (I2EE) es un anuncio de un plan para extender la duración de una prueba de origen.

I2P

Intent to Prototype (I2P) is the first stage in developing a new feature in Blink. The announcement is posted to the blink-dev mailing list with a link to the proposal for discussion.

I2S

Intent to Ship (I2S) is an announcement of a plan to make a new feature of Blink available to users in stable versions of Chrome.

Impresión

Impression could refer to either:

View of an ad. See also click-through rate.
An ad slot: the HTML markup (usually <div> tags) on a web page where an ad can be displayed. Ad slots constitute inventory.

Publicidad basada en intereses (IBA)

Interest-based advertising (IBA) is a form of personalized advertising in which an ad is selected for a user based on their interests, inferred from the user's activity: the sites they've recently visited on the web, or the apps they used on Android. This is different from contextual advertising, which aims to match ads to the content the user is viewing.

Grupo de interés

In the Protected Audience API, formerly FLEDGE, an interest group represents a group of people with a common interest, corresponding to a remarketing list.

Every interest group has an owner. Different types of owners will create different types of interest groups with different use cases.

Inventario

El inventario corresponde a los espacios publicitarios disponibles en un sitio. Los espacios publicitarios son el lenguaje de marcado HTML (por lo general, etiquetas <div>) en el que se pueden mostrar anuncios.

k‑anonimato

K-anonymity is the measure of anonymity within a data set. If you have k anonymity, you can't be distinguished from k-1 other individuals in the data set. In other words, k individuals have the same information (including you).

Ruido y escalamiento

Es el ruido estadístico que se agrega a los informes de resumen durante el proceso de agregación para preservar la privacidad y garantizar que los informes finales proporcionen información de medición anonimizada.

Obtén más información sobre el mecanismo de ruido aditivo, que se extrae de la distribución de Laplace.

Nonce

Un nonce es un número arbitrario que se usa solo una vez en la comunicación criptográfica.

Origen

An origin is defined by the scheme (protocol), hostname (domain), and port of the URL used to access it.

For example: https://developer.chrome.com

Prueba de origen

Origin trials are trials that provide access to a new or experimental feature, to make it possible to build functions that users can try out for a limited time before the feature is made available to everyone.

When Chrome offers an origin trial for a feature, an origin can be registered for the trial to allow the feature for all users on that origin, without requiring users to toggle flags or switch to an alternative build of Chrome (though they may need to upgrade). Origin trials allow developers to build demos and prototypes using new features. The trials help Chrome engineers understand how new features are used, and how they may interact with other web technologies.

Find out more: Getting started with Chrome's origin trials.

Superficie pasiva

Las superficies pasivas son superficies de huellas digitales, como strings de usuario-agente, direcciones IP y encabezados Accept-Language, que están disponibles para todos los sitios web, más allá de que el sitio las solicite o no.

Las superficies pasivas pueden consumir fácilmente el presupuesto de privacidad de un sitio.

La iniciativa de Privacy Sandbox propone reemplazar plataformas pasivas por formas activas de obtener información específica, por ejemplo, usar Sugerencias de cliente una sola vez para obtener el idioma del usuario, en lugar de tener un encabezado Accept-Language para cada respuesta a cada servidor.

API de Protected Audience

The Protected Audience API is the new name for the FLEDGE API.

Editor

In the Privacy Sandbox context, a publisher is a site with ad space that is paid to display ads.

Alcance

El alcance representa la cantidad total de personas que ven un anuncio o que visitan una página web que muestra el anuncio.

Ofertas en tiempo real (RTB)

Real-time bidding refers to an automated auction for buying and selling ad impressions on websites, completed during page load.

Remarketing

Remarketing is the practice of advertising to people who've already visited your site on other sites.

For example, an online store could show ads for a toy sale to people who previously viewed toys on their site.

Origen de los informes

The entity that receives aggregatable reports—in other words, you or an ad tech that called the Attribution Reporting API. Aggregatable reports are sent from user devices to a well-known URL associated with the reporting origin. The reporting origin is designated during enrollment.

Factor de escala

Scaling factor, in the context of the Attribution Reporting API, refers an amount by which you choose to multiply an aggregatable value. Scaling impacts the effect of noise and your contribution budget.

Vendedor

A seller is the party running an ad auction, likely to be an SSP or maybe the publisher itself.

ID compartido

A computed value that consists of shared_info, reporting_origin, destination_site (for Attribution Reporting API only), source_registration-time (for Attribution Reporting API only), scheduled_report_time, and version.

Multiple reports that share the same attributes in the shared_info field should have the same shared ID. Shared IDs play an important role within Aggregatable Report Accounting.

Sitio

Un sitio equivale a un eTLD+1 junto con un esquema (protocolo).

Consulta también Dominio de nivel superior.

Particionamiento de almacenamiento

Storage partitioning is a mechanism in Chrome to prevent certain types of side-channel cross-site tracking, Chrome is partitioning storage and communications APIs in third-party contexts.

Storage partitioning prevents a site from joining data across different sites to track the user across the web.

Informe de resumen

An Attribution Reporting API and Private Aggregation API report type. A summary report includes aggregated user data, and can contain detailed conversion data with noise added. Summary reports are made up of aggregate reports. They allow for greater flexibility and provide a richer data model than event-level reporting, particularly for some use-cases like conversion values.

Plataforma de proveedores, plataforma orientada a la venta

A supply-side platform is an ad tech service used to automate selling ad inventory. SSPs allow publishers to offer their inventory (empty rectangles where ads will go) to multiple ad exchanges, DSPs, and networks. This enables a wide range of potential buyers to bid for ad space.

Superficie

Surface. See Fingerprinting surface and Passive surface.

Third party refers to resources served from a domain that's different from the website you're visiting.

For example, a website foo.com might use analytics code from google-analytics.com (via JavaScript), fonts from use.typekit.net (via a link element) and a video from vimeo.com (in an iframe). See also First-party.

A third-party cookie is a cookie stored by a third-party service.

For example, a video website might include a Watch Later button in their embedded player to allow a user to add a video to their wishlist without forcing them to navigate to the video site.

Dominio de nivel superior (TLD)

Top-level domains such as .com and .org are listed in the Root Zone Database.

Tema

A topic is a human-readable topic of interest of a user and is part of the Topics taxonomy.

Taxonomía de Topics

La taxonomía de Topics es una jerarquía de categorías pública, seleccionada por humanos y legible por humanos que la API de Topics usa para representar los intereses de los usuarios.

Entorno de ejecución confiable (TEE)

A secure configuration of computer hardware and software that allows external parties to verify the exact versions of software running on the machine without fear of exposure. TEEs allow external parties to verify that the software does exactly what the software manufacturer claims it does—nothing more or less.

To learn more about TEEs used for the Privacy Sandbox proposals, read the Protected Audience API services explainer and the Aggregation Service explainer.

Sugerencias de clientes de usuario-agente (UA-CH)

User-agent client hints provide specific pieces of the User-Agent string on explicit request. This helps reduce passive surfaces in the User-Agent string which may lead to user identification or covert tracking.

UA-CH is sometimes referred to as "Client Hints."

Cadena de usuario-agente

A user-agent string is an HTTP header used by servers and network peers to request identifying information about an application, operating system, vendor, or version of a user agent. The User-Agent string broadcasts a large string of data, which is problematic for user privacy. User-Agent reduction is proposed to remove sensitive information and reduce passive fingerprinting.

.well-known

.well-known is a file used to add redirects to a website from standardized URLs.

For example, password managers can make it easier for users to update passwords if a website sets a redirect from /.well-known/change-password to the change password page of the site.

In addition, it can be useful to access policy or other information about a host before making a request. For example, robots.txt tells web crawlers which pages to visit and which pages to ignore. IETF RFC8615 outlines a standardized way to make site-wide metadata accessible in standard locations in a /.well-known/ subdirectory.

See a list of recommendations for .well-known at iana.org/assignments/well-known-uris/well-known-uris.xhtml.

Worklet

A worklet allows you to run specific JavaScript functions and return information back to the requester. Within a worklet, you can execute JavaScript but you cannot interact or communicate with the outside page.

Worklets are used to store and extract data with the Shared Storage API.