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At 13m in, he uses the fact that around 10% have turned on DNT in theri browser as a proof that people actually care about tracking, but haven't multiple browse
by ehsankia 7y ago
At 13m in, he uses the fact that around 10% have turned on DNT in theri browser as a proof that people actually care about tracking, but haven't multiple browsers started turning on DNT by default?
- wyred 7y agoSafari is removing (or removed already?) DNT simply because websites are still tracking visitors regardless if DNT was enabled or not.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoJust confirming, it was already removed!
- dmitriid 7y agoAnd because DNT was used as an additional data point to fingerprint the browser and enable more tracking.
- kalleboo 7y agoYes Microsoft enabled it by default in their browser (can't remember if this was the days of IE or Edge) and advertisers used that as an excuse that "DNT doesn't represent user choice" and that they could ignore it.