On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 8:10 AM, Peter Cranstone <peter.cranstone@gmail.com>wrote: > >> But there are cases you can detect where the setting was, more likely > than not, NOT set by the user. > > Again – you'll have to show me the code that does this. I've already > posted mine to the forum. > > Microsoft were smart – the real compliance issue at stake here is "WHO" > set the flag. I would argue that you can not determine that with anywhere > near the accuracy required to deliver a consistent online experience. And > even if you could the performance hit on the servers is so huge that no > admin would ever make those changes. > What you claim is a "huge performance hit on the servers" is something that almost every large site is already doing to redirect mobile users to a specific site, tell IE6 users they're unsupported, etc.
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