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I agree. However, that puts the onus on the user. If there was some way for seamless opt out across the Internet, it would be a lot more easier. Additionally,
by aj 16y ago
I agree. However, that puts the onus on the user. If there was some way for seamless opt out across the Internet, it would be a lot more easier.
Additionally, a LOT of users (I'd say 70%+ - I'm making up a number here) don't know or realise the implications or depth of tracking, the technology behind and most importantly how to protect themselves.
- retube 16y agoYes you'd have to persuade the browser developers to turn off third party cookies by default. But I'm guessing that would break a lot of sites.