>Reddit's privacy policy now states that "there is no accepted standard for how a website should respond to this signal, and we do not take any action in respon

>Reddit's privacy policy now states that "there is no accepted standard for how a website should respond to this signal, and we do not take any action in response to this signal" This has to be the most common (non)response to the DNT signal. In fact, one of the only uses I have seen for DNT is... Browser fingerprinting. Websites don't respond to it, and aren't required to. But you're still offering up an additional data-point that differentiates you from other similar configurations which do not have DNT enabled.