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I assume there are similar opt-outs for AT&T, Sprint, T-Moblie, etc. Anyone maintain a page of links for how to access the opt-outs?
by leejoramo 12y ago
I assume there are similar opt-outs for AT&T, Sprint, T-Moblie, etc. Anyone maintain a page of links for how to access the opt-outs?
- leejoramo 12y agoWell, I found the AT&T page. Wow, they make this very difficult to opt-out. http://www.att.com/gen/privacy-policy?pid=24339 http://www.att.com/gen/privacy-policy?pid=24339
- RexRollman 12y agoThis is bullshit. You shouldn't have to "opt out" of tracking in the first fucking place.
- pdabbadabba 12y agoInteresting, I just tested my device over AT&T LTE, but there was no UIDH header. Edit: There is an x-acr header, which contains a curiously large amount of encoded data, far too much to be any reasonably sized id. Anyone know what it is?
- kyrra 12y agoI see this as well. AT&T LTE with iPhone 5 (running 8.1).