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The DNT header got abused and sent by default, which gave companies the excuse that it wasn’t actually conveying a user selection, thus wasn’t reflective of the
by Shank 6y ago
The DNT header got abused and sent by default, which gave companies the excuse that it wasn’t actually conveying a user selection, thus wasn’t reflective of their actual choice to avoid tracking. So it goes.
- mnw21cam 6y agoIt got sent by default, but I think calling that an abuse is stretching it. Do not track by default is what is meant to happen. That's what opt-in means.