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That does feel really weird... "There's no exactly defined standard for how to not track you, so we're just going to track you anyway"
by voidUpdate 3y ago
That does feel really weird... "There's no exactly defined standard for how to not track you, so we're just going to track you anyway"
- Valodim 3y agoEven worse, > If a standard for online tracking is adopted that we must follow in the future "we will track you until there is regulatory obligation not to" The person who wrote this was terrible at marketing spin. But uh, it's good that they are at least open about it, maybe?
- Thorrez 3y agoWhat would not tracking mean? Is tracking whether someone is logged in or not tracking? Should a DNT header from the browser prevent the site from letting people log in? Some browsers send the header automatically. Should anyone using one of those browsers be unable to use the site?
- Groxx 3y agoThere's also the implied "we know this is essentially a standard and there are documented ways to receive the signal from the 2+ main browsers that everyone uses, because we called it by name" I too believe it's likely just copypasta because this is everywhere, but until changed it is still their official stance soooo....