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Seems sensible, which makes me wonder why it hasn't already happened

• troupo 2y ago
  When Do Not Track was introduced, the industry immediately used it to fingerprint and track users. In the end Safari ended up removing it. As to why no one sued, it's really hard to prove that a company doesn't respect the header.
• pyrale 2y ago
  It's almost as if companies implementing these systems have a vested interest in making the most adversarial implementation and/or flouting the law.