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Remember what happened do the DNT flag in the browser? They just ignored until it was gone. If you don’t give them a way to trick and annoy you into accept tr
by croes 10mo ago
Remember what happened do the DNT flag in the browser?
They just ignored until it was gone.
If you don’t give them a way to trick and annoy you into accept tracking they ignore completely what you want
- adastra22 10mo agoDNT wasn't actually legally mandated.
- memoriuaysj 10mo agoremember how all of HN and tech people were saying that DNT is a Micro$oft scam designed to break privacy because it was enabled by default without requiring user action? to the point that Apache web server developers added a custom rule in the default httpd.conf to strip away incoming DNT headers !!! https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/09/apache-webserver-updated-to-ignore-do-not-track-settings-in-ie-10/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/09/apach...
- wolvoleo 10mo agoDNT was useless because it didn't have a legal basis. It would have been amazing if they had mandated something like this instead of the cookie walls. Advertisers ignored it because they could. And complained that it defaulted to on, however cookies are supposed to be opt-in so this is how it's supposed to work anyway.