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You can do both though - limit the amount of information you do send _and_ ask those that do respect it not to track the information you _must_ send.
by stordoff 8y ago
You can do both though - limit the amount of information you do send _and_ ask those that do respect it not to track the information you _must_ send.
- ggggtez 8y agoLook I think we all know which is more likely to work in practice. It's sad that Do Not Track never took off, but let's not pretend to be surprised.
- baroffoos 8y agoIts a completely pointless setting. No user would chose to be tracked and no tracker wants to shut down their business. You don't need a setting for it because everyone wants the same thing.
- fiddlerwoaroof 8y agoI have no issues with websites tracking my usage, as long as the tracking scripts aren’t making my browsing experience miserable. And, especially for things like affiliate links, I’d like to make sure that the people that influence my decision to purchase an item get some credit for it.
- baroffoos 8y ago>I’d like to make sure that the people that influence my decision to purchase an item get some credit for it. This is a negative user experience. Affiliate links mean that people try to recommend things they get paid to recommend rather than what they actually think is best