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So it appears the problem has more to do P3P rather than anyone else. I wonder how many other websites out there just send out the "required for cookies to work
by zerostar07 15y ago
So it appears the problem has more to do P3P rather than anyone else. I wonder how many other websites out there just send out the "required for cookies to work" P3P headers regardless of what they do with the data they collect (i 've blindly copy-pasted such headers in the past, but then again i don't abuse or pass along any private information to third parties). Of course, relying on websites' good faith to report what they plan to do with your data was a false assumption to begin with.
- antonyh 15y agoSo you feel that it's kind of like asking a used-car salesman if it's a good car? Most people trust Google and Facebook. They don't really care about cookies so long as it works. The trust has already been established by the brand.