← Back to context Comment by stingraycharles 2 days ago But what is the root cause, why send the email in HTTP requests in the first place? 4 comments stingraycharles Reply paulddraper 2 days ago Robots are supposed to send one.https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc9110.html#field.from subscribed 2 days ago When fetching a website it's not a robot any more than my browser or curl are.These two do not share my email and real name with everyone who wants. stingraycharles 2 days ago Oh that’s interesting, so it’s actually somewhat doing what it’s supposed to do as a “nice actor”.Should be more explicit though and users should be able to opt out. XenophileJKO 2 days ago For example I had Claude code up integrations with the Federal Reserve, and I pass my email there. They request clients do so.
paulddraper 2 days ago Robots are supposed to send one.https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc9110.html#field.from subscribed 2 days ago When fetching a website it's not a robot any more than my browser or curl are.These two do not share my email and real name with everyone who wants. stingraycharles 2 days ago Oh that’s interesting, so it’s actually somewhat doing what it’s supposed to do as a “nice actor”.Should be more explicit though and users should be able to opt out. XenophileJKO 2 days ago For example I had Claude code up integrations with the Federal Reserve, and I pass my email there. They request clients do so.
subscribed 2 days ago When fetching a website it's not a robot any more than my browser or curl are.These two do not share my email and real name with everyone who wants.
stingraycharles 2 days ago Oh that’s interesting, so it’s actually somewhat doing what it’s supposed to do as a “nice actor”.Should be more explicit though and users should be able to opt out.
XenophileJKO 2 days ago For example I had Claude code up integrations with the Federal Reserve, and I pass my email there. They request clients do so.
Robots are supposed to send one.
https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc9110.html#field.from
When fetching a website it's not a robot any more than my browser or curl are.
These two do not share my email and real name with everyone who wants.
Oh that’s interesting, so it’s actually somewhat doing what it’s supposed to do as a “nice actor”.
Should be more explicit though and users should be able to opt out.
For example I had Claude code up integrations with the Federal Reserve, and I pass my email there. They request clients do so.