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Client side there is also the DNT header which everyone, including Google is happily ignoring. So I'd imagine things will get ignored similarly here.
by kerng 6y ago
Client side there is also the DNT header which everyone, including Google is happily ignoring. So I'd imagine things will get ignored similarly here.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 6y agoYou are suggesting that Chrome will ignore this header sent from a site. You are suggesting that sites will not be able to opt-out. Seems like the easierst way to opt-out of FLoC is to use a browser that does not support it. I already do that. It does not even support CSS or Javascript. I love it. With client-side header "DNT", sites can ignore it. With server-side header "Permissions-Policy", browsers or other programs that make HTTP requests can ignore it.