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IMO 2) is a PR move. Removing 1 bit of data isn't going to do much for anti-fingerprinting.
by sf_rob 8y ago
IMO 2) is a PR move. Removing 1 bit of data isn't going to do much for anti-fingerprinting.
- eridius 8y agoThe number of people who enable DNT is relatively small, so having it enabled is worth a lot more than 1 bit.
- olliej 8y agoIt’s vastly more than 1 bit - if I recall correctly the amount of bits of info you get is something like log(1/P(event)) so if P(dnt==true) is less than 0.5 you accede 1 bit of information. It’s logically probably closer to 10bits of uniqueness assuming .01% of the population have it enabled.