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It only muddles things if you think people want to be tracked by default. Otherwise it just implements the default everyone already know and advertisers bullshi
by hobs 8y ago
It only muddles things if you think people want to be tracked by default. Otherwise it just implements the default everyone already know and advertisers bullshit about.
- dorgo 8y agoThe argument of advertisers is not that people want to be tracked by default. It is that they don't care. DNT had a chance to proof otherwise. But "enabled by default" means that the browsers care, not (necessarily) the users.