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It has Do Not Track enabled by default. Safari also blocks third party cookies by default on Mac and iOS.
by interpol_p 12y ago
It has Do Not Track enabled by default. Safari also blocks third party cookies by default on Mac and iOS.
- glhaynes 12y agoAre you sure? My Mac has "Ask websites not to track me" set to off and my iOS devices have "Do Not Track" set to off, too. I don't believe I changed them.
- interpol_p 12y agoI'm probably wrong — I must have enabled mine. I know the third party cookies thing is on by default, so maybe I confused it with Do Not Track.
- masklinn 12y agoIIRC during the normal setup flow of either iOS or OSX (not sure which) I remember being asked if I wanted to enable DNT, but I don't think it was enabled by default.