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Maybe but I hope Google would take the higher moral ground and assume the user has consciously decided to enable it as they have no way to tell otherwise. It
by leejw00t354 14y ago
Maybe but I hope Google would take the higher moral ground and assume the user has consciously decided to enable it as they have no way to tell otherwise.
It would look a little bad if Google just straight up ignored the DNT header on IE10.
- ralfn 14y agoThis would singlehandedly kill 10-20% of Google's profits. Microsoft is playing a smart game, now that they have accepted that they cant beat Google in search/web-ads.
- mythz 14y agoRight, because following Microsoft's defaults always leads to the high moral ground... Please, Microsoft is doing this for the same reason its pouring billions in competing with Bing - so it can strangle their competitors revenue streams.