Re: Issue-4

Le 26 oct. 2011 ŕ 14:44, Aleecia M. McDonald a écrit :
> A compliant user agent must offer users a minimum of two choices: on, and off. When DNT is on, the user agent sends an HTTP header of “DNT: 1”. When DNT is off, the user agent sends an HTTP header of “DNT: 0”.

Here a conformant DNT product has always a header.

> If the user has not expressed a privacy preference, neither the user agent nor any service may send a DNT header on the user’s behalf.

Here a conformant DNT product doesn't send a header.

Contradiction. no?
I guess what you want to say is that 
1. a proxy can't add a DNT header if none is already present in the headers without user consent. (this creates an issue for proxy)
2. a product can't remove or change the header value without user consents.

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Received on Friday, 28 October 2011 19:36:08 UTC