← Back to context Comment by mmarq 1 day ago As if the DNT thingy didn’t exist… 3 comments mmarq Reply pndy 1 day ago Mozilla removed DNT as of Firefox 135, after 13 years since introducing it in 2011 with Firefox 4In 2024 Mozilla acquired Anonym from former Meta executives and decided to introduce PPA: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=privacy+preserving+attribution reddalo 1 day ago The problem of DNT is that Internet Explorer 11 set it to true as default, and then all companies started ignoring it on purpose. IshKebab 1 day ago DNT tried to do this without any legal backing which was obviously stupid.
pndy 1 day ago Mozilla removed DNT as of Firefox 135, after 13 years since introducing it in 2011 with Firefox 4In 2024 Mozilla acquired Anonym from former Meta executives and decided to introduce PPA: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=privacy+preserving+attribution
reddalo 1 day ago The problem of DNT is that Internet Explorer 11 set it to true as default, and then all companies started ignoring it on purpose.
Mozilla removed DNT as of Firefox 135, after 13 years since introducing it in 2011 with Firefox 4
In 2024 Mozilla acquired Anonym from former Meta executives and decided to introduce PPA: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=privacy+preserving+attribution
The problem of DNT is that Internet Explorer 11 set it to true as default, and then all companies started ignoring it on purpose.
DNT tried to do this without any legal backing which was obviously stupid.