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There's already DNT(Do not track) in the browsers, but nobody respects it.

• dgb23 3y ago
  So there’s the problem. This should be sufficient?
  • troupo 3y ago
    Browsers removed the Do Not Track header because it was... used to track users. This should give you the answer to "why this isn't sufficient". The ads industry does not respect anything until it's driven out of existence by fines.
  • abwizz 3y ago
    exactly and top is complaining that his industry was instead given unholy ammounts of money to agrue that it isn't.
• vanderZwan 3y ago
  So would a law that makes illegal to respect it + actual enforcement of said law be the missing approach here?