The link to the AT&T Privacy bird plugin for IE sounded interesting, so I gave it a try. I don't know what it all really means, but I think it's ironic that using the default of 'medium' privacy concern that the w3c's web site, including the P3P main page itself: http://www.w3.org/P3P/ come up with a RED bird, meaning it's not meeting the privacy preference set. This seems incredible to me since the P3P page clearly does not ask me for any information, does not require I be logged in, etc. It seems that the tools are not going to be very useful generally if it gives a lot of problems with sites that are commonly used, and many of the "big sites" don't even participate. Pages that also come RED: yahoo.com, microsoft.com, msn.com, dell.com No P3P (YELLOW): amazon.com, netscape.com, sun.com, google.com, aol.com, iwon.com, cnn.com, datek.com, etrade.com, wsj.com, whitehouse.gov, wired.com GREEN: lycos.com, att.com, attbi.com David Yozons, Inc. www.yozons.comReceived on Thursday, 7 February 2002 17:23:50 GMT
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