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Maybe depends on how they though it would play out in the media. Unfortunately the whole opt-in vs. opt-out is too complicated to be explained in most reportin
by lotu 8y ago
Maybe depends on how they though it would play out in the media. Unfortunately the whole opt-in vs. opt-out is too complicated to be explained in most reporting. Google might have worried that not respecting Do Not Track for IE could be interpreted as an Anti-Mircrosft move that would run afoul of monopoly law.
- TeMPOraL 8y ago> Unfortunately the whole opt-in vs. opt-out is too complicated to be explained in most reporting. Is it really? Let me try: You're going down the street while eating some cookies, and suddenly you meet a friend. Opt-in: A friend sees your cookies, and asks, "Can I have one?" Opt-out: A friend starts taking and eating your cookies, and says, "Tell me if you want me to stop."