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Request headers aren't going to do anything. Browser settings, maybe. If browsers were not owned by advertising companies, they'd just disallow this tracking
by wvenable 2y ago
Request headers aren't going to do anything. Browser settings, maybe. If browsers were not owned by advertising companies, they'd just disallow this tracking and that would be the end of it.
- dusted 2y agoThis also solves nothing. It's up to the ethics of the company how they chose to group "none" "essential" and "all" and what kind of server-side tracking they do anyway.. It's no harder to do the wrong thing with the current system, but at least the headers would be invisible to the user. Alternatively: Only allow the website to set cookies if it presents headers with the different options, in a standardized way so the user can chose to pre-set a preference and not be bothered with the cookie nag modal.