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This could be a client setting, rather than forcing this preference on 400 million users because of where they live.
by mortehu 5y ago
This could be a client setting, rather than forcing this preference on 400 million users because of where they live.
- rvense 5y agoYeah, that's not how laws are supposed to work. I find the use of the 451 status code almost offensive in this case. They're invoking one of the most famous literary treatments of censorship, when really what's happening is that the citizens of the EU are being protected from an assault on our human rights.
- adamrezich 5y ago"HTTP 451 Not available for legal reasons" is an established convention
- mcv 5y agoI would strongly prefer if my browser handled my privacy preferences and ensured my personal data isn't shared with websites I don't want to share it with. Because even if a website promises to obey GDPR rules, I have no way to verify if they actually do.