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I don’t get it. All browsers have a “do not track” toggle implemented. And still, we get consent banners. Wasn’t I clear when i said don’t track?
by shwouchk 1y ago
I don’t get it. All browsers have a “do not track” toggle implemented.
And still, we get consent banners. Wasn’t I clear when i said don’t track?
- convolvatron 1y agowhen you say 'dont track', it seems like you could really mean 'dont not track', which would make more sense. since thats the safer option, maybe i should assume that. or maybe bring up a dialog that asks 'do you fail to consent to the lack of not tracking'
- shwouchk 1y agoyes, that’s what i thought. but then, what would be the point of rejecting anything, except to actively consent to something else?
- fshafique 1y agoWilfully ignored because i guess it's not mandated by law. You need someone powerful like Google to say they will lower Page Rank for sites that don't comply with the Do Not Track flag.