Monday, October 3, 2022
Google Chrome: How to send ‘Do not track’ requests to websites
How a website responds to the request determines what happens to your data. For example, after sending a ‘Do not track’ request, many websites continue to gather and use your browsing information to enhance security, offer content, services, advertisements, and recommendations on their websites, as well as produce reporting statistics. https://ift.tt/ZnI7BWj
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