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So the "Do not track" header is another data point in the fingerprint worth ~1bit on its own. Has it actually had any benefits or should we just get rid of it?
by fovc 10y ago
So the "Do not track" header is another data point in the fingerprint worth ~1bit on its own. Has it actually had any benefits or should we just get rid of it?
- oolongCat 10y agoDNT can't protect you against bad actors really. These are the people/companies that are honoring the DNT clause. http://donottrack.us/implementations http://donottrack.us/implementations
- Sylos 10y agoI like how the site loads something from ajax.googleapis.com, with Google being known for not respecting DNT.