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Shouldn't Chrome and Safari simply block this behavior? Google, for instance, is now presented with a rare situation: users' privacy and their own business con
by stvswn 12y ago
Shouldn't Chrome and Safari simply block this behavior? Google, for instance, is now presented with a rare situation: users' privacy and their own business concerns are aligned (since audience segmenting is a core product of the Google Display Network).
- tehwebguy 12y agoThis is happening after the request has left the browser and the phone
- userbinator 12y agoThey can't, because the endpoint is not the one that added the header. Application-level data sent over the network is being modified as it travels through Verizon's equipment.