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For what it's worth, this article is 2 weeks old and it seems Verizon may have either stopped this or is now respecting opt-outs. I'm curious if others are see
by ben1040 12y ago
For what it's worth, this article is 2 weeks old and it seems Verizon may have either stopped this or is now respecting opt-outs. I'm curious if others are seeing this.
While I was definitely getting that header added to my outbound traffic two weeks ago, it is not happening to me now. I noticed that a day or two ago, and it still seems to be the case now.
- sehugg 12y agoNope, they haven't stopped. Reduced a bit, maybe. I'm seeing maybe 5-6% of our HTTP traffic with the X-UIDH header instead of 10% two weeks ago. AT&T's x-acr header, though, seems to be gone, as others have reported. They were about 0.5% of our traffic.
- yclept 12y agoMy phone is still sending this stalking header.
- joshu 12y agoJust checked, I am still transmitting the X-Uidh header.
- gojomo 12y agoSometimes the X-UIDH header goes away, but then returns a day or two later – so don't trust any one all-clear check as resolving the issue.