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100% right. They don't respect do not track because they don't believe they have to, it's in their interests not to, and they don't behave according to an ethic
by seanhunter 8y ago
100% right. They don't respect do not track because they don't believe they have to, it's in their interests not to, and they don't behave according to an ethical framework that would lead them to do things that contradict their direct short-term interests.
- anticensor 8y agoIn this case, respecting DNT also contradict user's short term desires as it leads to longer manual search on retrieved results.
- justtopost 8y agoIf the user desires to be tracked, they dont set the flag. You can't reframe a 'no' into 'but they clearly were asking for it'. Thats pretty messed up.