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"Do not track" is exactly the feature you're talking about and already exists in all common browsers. What it's missing is a reason for websites to comply, whi
by Hjfrf 5y ago
"Do not track" is exactly the feature you're talking about and already exists in all common browsers.
What it's missing is a reason for websites to comply, which is what a law could enforce.
- emptysongglass 5y agoBut it didn't, again begging the wisdom of the "Cookie Law" authors.