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Should a distinction be made between "Do not track me" and "Do not track anonymous/aggregate user's paths". Serious question. I think that's what's being sugge
by panacea 13y ago
Should a distinction be made between "Do not track me" and "Do not track anonymous/aggregate user's paths".
Serious question. I think that's what's being suggested here?
- belorn 13y agoThe language used is an important part when determining user expectations. its like the old "free phone" advertisement, but which wrote in tiny print in the service contract a monthly fee. That practice is now mostly banned as false advertisement, and good riddance as "free" has a clear definition. So yes, I think there is a clear distinction between "do not track me" and one that is limited to any specific tracking techniques.