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The tool notes a browser's lack of support for analyzing compliance with "Do Not Track" as a negative (red X). This is interesting because IMO, "Do Not Track"
by Wingman4l7 11y ago
The tool notes a browser's lack of support for analyzing compliance with "Do Not Track" as a negative (red X).
This is interesting because IMO, "Do Not Track" is basically another flavor of Trusted Computing, which the EFF has been critical of before.
- mtgx 11y agoCare to elaborate? EFF is a supporter of Do Not Track. https://www.eff.org/pages/understanding-effs-do-not-track-policy-universal-opt-out-tracking https://www.eff.org/pages/understanding-effs-do-not-track-po...
- Wingman4l7 11y agoYes, I understand. I just have a dim view of any sort of tracking at this point, even if it's a voluntary "nice" kind -- and in general I don't think it encourages a healthy privacy mentality.