We care that they care. If they choose to ignore DNT due to Microsoft's actions (or rather, probably deliberate attempt to make the feature ignored) we do care. We prefer that the ad networks honor DNT, and they might, if it's not turned on by default. It's that simple.
This is just fucked up. It should always be assumed someone wants privacy unless explicitly stated. If ad networks believe otherwise then it is time for government to step in with laws that require them to respect a users privacy by default.
We care about ad networks? (Score:5, Funny)
This hasn't gone down well with ad networks
To quote Firefly: "Do we care? Is this something we are caring about?"
Re: (Score:3)
We care that they care. If they choose to ignore DNT due to Microsoft's actions (or rather, probably deliberate attempt to make the feature ignored) we do care. We prefer that the ad networks honor DNT, and they might, if it's not turned on by default.
It's that simple.
Re:We care about ad networks? (Score:3)