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The "do not track" flag is strictly advisory anyway.

I doubt anybody actually pays any attention to it.

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The "do not track" flag is strictly advisory anyway. I doubt anybody actually pays any attention to it.

I use it, but you are correct - when it comes down to it, there is not much real utility in "keeping others from knowing who/where you are.

Plus, it makes it harder to get to the real local weather, etc., by keeping the useful sites from knowing (or at least acknowledging they know) my location.