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Honestly at most 10% of the sites that I have seen allow you to opt-out with a single click, whereas basically all of them allow you to out-in. Some don't allow
by tomjen3 8y ago
Honestly at most 10% of the sites that I have seen allow you to opt-out with a single click, whereas basically all of them allow you to out-in. Some don't allow you to browse the site without accepting.
We need some general browser based auto script, so that websites don't get to ask, something like a do not track header, but one that was legally binding.
Until then I click accept on all the sites that I use on my phone, they can set all the cookies they want, as I use Firefox Sync, which erase all data whenever you press back or close the browser.
- MayeulC 8y agoI use a firefor add-on[1], which works for the Quantcast banners (adds a "I refuse" button), but would definitely like something that works equally well for all websites, or that websites fix it themselves. Maybe even better, if they could simply follow the DNT flag, or not track their users in the first place. I worry that accepting cookies once, for one of these sites, will lead them to try and de-anonymize you, maybe even across private browsing windows, or different sessions. If you give them the right to basically fingerprint you, be assured that they will abuse it. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/qookiefix https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/qookiefix