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did they try to make it a standard for browser? I tried searching but I couldn't find anything
by is_true 3y ago
did they try to make it a standard for browser? I tried searching but I couldn't find anything
- tpm 3y agoThe standard for browser was called Do Not Track [0], but of course adtech killed it, there is another one now, but unless this is mandated by law or courts it won't go anywhere. Note there seems to be a court decision upholding DNT as rejection of consent [1], but this would have to be much more powerful and broadly adopted to work. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Not_Track https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Not_Track [1] https://dig.watch/updates/german-court-affirms-legal-significance-of-do-not-track-signals-in-linkedin-case https://dig.watch/updates/german-court-affirms-legal-signifi...