I have noticed at least two more sites doing the same, as far as YouTube videos are concerned: Medium and DuckDuckGo. They allow you to specifically override y

I have noticed at least two more sites doing the same, as far as YouTube videos are concerned: Medium and DuckDuckGo. They allow you to specifically override your DNT policy and watch the video embedded, or open the YouTube video in a separate tab (which would make them respect the DNT policy on their own website). EDIT: I've also just remembered that I've seen some website (EFF, IIRC) embedding youtube-nocookie.com URL (operated by Google itself, judging by the certificate), which is used to embed a YouTube video without storing actual third party cookies from Google (you're still making an external connection, of course, but you're limiting third parties from storing and accessing cookies). Wish I remembered that yesterday.