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It absolutely shouldn't. Advertisers STILL cite that Microsoft incident as the reason they don't support DNT, even though this happened 8 years ago. Just goes t
by Pesthuf 6y ago
It absolutely shouldn't. Advertisers STILL cite that Microsoft incident as the reason they don't support DNT, even though this happened 8 years ago. Just goes to show how dishonest they are.
Ironically they don't ignore DNT - they use it as part of their fingerprinting...
I think if DNT was per Domain, advertisers would let your browser make a bunch of requests to different domains and check for which you have DNT set, which should give a fairly unique fingerprint...