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They tried that with Do Not Track. It just became another bit of potentially identifying data for browser fingerprinting (and tracking).
by JonathonW 7y ago
They tried that with Do Not Track. It just became another bit of potentially identifying data for browser fingerprinting (and tracking).
- ceejayoz 7y agoOnly because compliance with it was voluntary. There's no reason a government like California couldn't require honoring DNT (within their jurisdiction, of course, as with the CCPA) and provide penalties for violations.