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It would have been easy to write in generic wording that the "do not track" header must be respected by websites. I'be been wondering for ages why this wasn't i
by DarkWiiPlayer 2y ago
It would have been easy to write in generic wording that the "do not track" header must be respected by websites. I'be been wondering for ages why this wasn't implemented.
- nickff 2y agoFrom the implementation and enforcement, it seems like GDPR was an attempt to make tracking visitors so expensive and difficult that it would eliminate targeted marketing, without negatively impacting consumer choices. The 'do not track' header would not achieve this goal.
- DarkWiiPlayer 2y agoIt would if "do not track" had to be treated as an automatic "only essential cookies" choice to avoid cookie banners altogether. At first it would only affect a couple of users, but sooner or later enough "life hack" videos would be out there informing plenty of users about how to get rid of those annoying cookie banners.