@mintycactus No matter if Brave removes it or not, the question is : Is DNT followed by vendors behind? I’ve tried to add more context here => https://mastodon.social/@ANderagakura/111334483858036981

Regarding Mozilla, today the plan is to set GPC by default

@vctrmrl @Engywuck My point is kinda philosophical, legal and product.

For me the user should be free to give the consent or not after understanding clearly every choice. Because in any case, a default mode does not necessarily give a clear explanation to the user

@mintycactus Apple removed DNT from Safari and the other browsers did it as well because it was not used.

Today, GPC is being developed by a large coalition including W3C @w3c. The result is more and more publishers and browser implements it to replace DNT and be aligned with some law (e. g. CCPA etc…)

@vctrmrl “Under the GDPR, opt-out is not an option” Where can do you see it?

I was talking about the default mode

@Engywuck

@Engywuck I still think enabling the user to opt-in / opt-out is the right thing. But to do that, the user needs to be fully informed about every option and the platform has to be enough clear and flexible.