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That's the Do Not Track header, and the moment it was implemented in browsers it was used to track and spy on people. I guess that, too, was the EU's fault (an
by troupo 3y ago
That's the Do Not Track header, and the moment it was implemented in browsers it was used to track and spy on people.
I guess that, too, was the EU's fault (and not the industry's).
- throwaway75769 3y agoThe EU could have enforced DNT, just like how they enfored the GDPR.
- troupo 3y agoThe main problem with GDPR is precisely that it's not really enforced. Had it been enforced properly, we wouldn't even have this conversation :)