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There's no need for a database. Just add the suffix "_optin" to your SSDI and you're opted in. This is what they're currently requiring for the opt-out, I can
by ratww 5y ago
There's no need for a database.
Just add the suffix "_optin" to your SSDI and you're opted in.
This is what they're currently requiring for the opt-out, I can't see why the same solution can't be used for opt-in...
- alyandon 5y agoI just don't see either approach (opt-in vs opt-out) being workable in practice though. Taking it to a bit of a silly extreme - what happens when 100 different companies want to use public SSID data? 100 different opt-in codes? 1 code for all? What if I want to allow 5 companies out of that 100 to use that data and exclude the other 95?
- shkkmo 5y agoDoesn't the exact same argument apply to using an opt-out approach, but much worse? If two companies use different suffixes, that makes it impossible to opt out of both. Edit: The only reason this isn't already an issue is because Microsoft made their opt-out work anywhere in the SSID