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I'm opted out of everything on that page and I'm still seeing the header sent. Maybe the header isn't being sent for you due to this change possibly being a gr
by Sephr 12y ago
I'm opted out of everything on that page and I'm still seeing the header sent.
Maybe the header isn't being sent for you due to this change possibly being a gradual rollout.
- stock_toaster 12y agoSame. Opted out of everything (since months ago). Still seeing the header. :(
- peterwwillis 12y agoThe header is sent if you opt out. It's explicitly stated in the privacy policy, which i've copied into a parent post on this HN thread.
- gojomo 12y agoI don't see how the privacy policy wording can be interpreted that way. The wording you've clipped does not suggest that the "unique, anonymous identifier" will be sent to every website. (It does suggest there's a customer choice in some way, but that's unclear and so far no one has reported a reliable way to have Verizon suppress the X-UIDH header.) The note that "many opt-outs are cookie-based" may not be relevant to this tampering. In particular, there's no clear way that cookies to Verizon websites could be consulted when doing the tampering on each HTTP request to other websites: they're not part of the connection. (I suspect this section is boilerplate related to some other opt-out.)
- edallme 12y agoI am opted out of everything. The header is sent in mobile Chrome and Firefox, with incognito mode, and with DNT enabled.