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the "do not track" setting probably helps advertisers track users because it creates a more unique configuration/fingerprint... personally, I still use it in F
by trumped 8y ago
the "do not track" setting probably helps advertisers track users because it creates a more unique configuration/fingerprint... personally, I still use it in Firefox but probably should not since there are no consequences for them if they don't honor it.
- wyxuan 8y agoIts true, I don't know why you are being downvoted
- nullandvoid 8y agoI haven't down voted but I would imagine it's because it's just repeating the article and some what obvious
- trumped 8y agoif it is so obvious, why did hundreds of engineers decide to implement it anyways?
- baroffoos 8y agoLeave it on whatever the default is on firefox. Thats the best way to avoid extra identification.