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Do Not Track was always a joke. Without any legal teeth, why would people determined to spy on you stop spying on you because you say "Please"?
by MiddleEndian 5y ago
Do Not Track was always a joke. Without any legal teeth, why would people determined to spy on you stop spying on you because you say "Please"?
- ratww 5y agoGDPR for example gives it teeth. Grandparent post asked for a technical solution to hide cookie banners forever. A websites don't have to show any cookie banner whatsoever if they honor Do-Not-Track. If they don't show a banner but still track, they're breaking the law. The problem of cookie banners is easy to solve. All that's lacking is honesty from adware vendors and website operators.