Hi Justin,
So we are already OK, I missed that.
The proposal then becomes simply:
If a third party receives a DNT: 1 signal then:
1. the third party MUST NOT collect, retain, share, or use data related to
the network interaction as part of which it received the DNT: 1 signal;
2. the third party MUST NOT use data about the user gathered in another
context, including when it was a first party.
I would also add the new sentence about unique identifiers, along with the
proposal for limiting their duration if for a permitted use, but maybe that
will need its own CfO?
3. the third party MUST NOT store in the user-agent, or derive from data
already stored, any unique identifiers.
Mike
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