Yeah but this is still one entity and setting is based on cookie, per device valid up until cache gets cleared. Browsers should handle tracking preferences in

Yeah but this is still one entity and setting is based on cookie, per device valid up until cache gets cleared. Browsers should handle tracking preferences in settings and it should be "deny" by default for all non-essential purposes. There are technical means but no will to respect such preferences. Tho, Global Privacy Control which is the successor to Do Not Track header managed to fine Sephora company in the US for ignoring opt-out request [1]. So, maybe there's some hope... [1] - https://web.archive.org/web/20230510060201/https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/sephora-pay-12-mln-privacy-settlement-with-calif-ag-over-data-sales-2022-08-24/ https://web.archive.org/web/20230510060201/https://www.reute...