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Do Not Track compliance is even easier to build. Does the same logic apply?
by decasteve 9y ago
Do Not Track compliance is even easier to build. Does the same logic apply?
- TheCoelacanth 9y agoYes, this is an extremely good point. If failing to follow robots.txt is a criminal violation of CFAA, then using any of my computers resources (cookies, javascript, etc) to track me while I am sending a DNT header is also a criminal violation of CFAA. I would almost be willing to concede making not following robots.txt a violation of CFAA if the trade-off was Mark Zuckerberg being brought up on several billion felony charges every year.