I like the idea, but unfortunately the damage is already done, when you see a site without a privacy badge. (Since the browser did already execute any JS/ send

I like the idea, but unfortunately the damage is already done, when you see a site without a privacy badge. (Since the browser did already execute any JS/ send headers etc.) But perhaps there could be a plugin like noscript, that searches for a given privacy settings on the site and allows/blocks JS and third party content. ( If there is no widespread use of the plugin, then noone will include the privacy badge, if there is widespread use, then there is a strong icentive to abuse the badge. So one would need some way to really enforce the privacy badge...)