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That it should exist because one (and there's probably not many) consent managers actually understands and uses this flag is not a strong point in support of th
by dewey 2y ago
That it should exist because one (and there's probably not many) consent managers actually understands and uses this flag is not a strong point in support of that feature.
There's better ways to protect your privacy that don't rely on a best effort voluntary flag that you send to advertisers and hope they accept it.
- Sephr 2y agoAgreed that users need more baseline protections. Separately, privacy signals are being required by law in some regions. If we're going to have browser level privacy signals in the first place, we might as well support and use them as intended.
- kuschku 2y agoMany consent managers and analytics tools support and use it. Major sites like Geizhals.de actively use it. It's been ruled to legally be considered rejection of tracking by German courts (Az.: 16 O 420/19) Does every feature need 100% market share to be viable?