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So only if the publisher opts-in (sort of), and what about the user, if this is all done client side surely I should be opt out by default too? I assume I can
by captaincaveman 5y ago
So only if the publisher opts-in (sort of), and what about the user, if this is all done client side surely I should be opt out by default too?
I assume I can set my browser to opt out easily?
- delroth 5y agoI haven't heard about a global opt-out in the browser, but I haven't really looked for that info either. I think I've heard Chrome allows extensions to "easily" hook document.interestCohort and return any value the user wants (including random values). The standard also mentions "The user agent should offer a dedicated permission setting for the user to disallow sites from being included for interest cohort calculations." but that's only for blocking specific sites from contributing to cohort computations, not for disabling globally.