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I honor it on my websites as best I can, and am in the process of even rolling my own analytics to avoid using any third-party. Long story short, there's no wa
by lettergram 9y ago
I honor it on my websites as best I can, and am in the process of even rolling my own analytics to avoid using any third-party.
Long story short, there's no way to enforce DNT from an end user perspective.
From a web developer perspective, even if you roll everything yourself, its difficult to actually track down everything that you could be accidentally sharing. For example are you using a CDN? Does your host track this data, and share it? Do you use a third part API somewhere in a library you decided to use? So on, and so forth.
- kuschku 9y agoWell, better prepare then. June 2018 the new EU General Data Privacy Regulation comes into force. And it requires that you allow users to do exactly that.
- lettergram 9y agoWell, 80% of my users are US based, and I kind of doubt the EU can't do anything to me in the US.