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Can't they require a HTTP header that I would manage in my browser?

• nathancahill 6y ago
  We had one. It didn't work. DNT: 1
  • TomMarius 6y ago
    I don't see any mention of that header in any law, nor any court resolution regarding that header. If that does not exist, we did not try.
    • zorked 6y ago
      Laws are not written around protocols. The GDPR is not HTTP-, Web- or Internet-specific.
      • TomMarius 6y ago
        Seems like we've uncovered the root cause of failure; besides, isn't the concept of cookies a part of the HTTP protocol?