RE: Reminder: TPWG Call tomorrow 9am Pacific (6pm Germany)

Rob and I have been working on a TPE follow-up document, to be discussed in the group when it is a bit more worked out, and if and when we get to DNT2.0

 

Some of the suggested changes could make DNT easier to deploy and help with transparency, so I have moved them to a new document here:

https://trackingprotection.github.io/Implementation/DNTBugs/

 

The main thing I would like to introduce now is the ability to deliver the Tk header within an HTML document, with the option to also specify a TSR at a different place from the well-known location. I can explain how this makes implementation easier for some companies.

 

The relevant section is here https://trackingprotection.github.io/Implementation/DNTBugs/#tracking-status-resource-in-the-tk-response-header-field

 

There is also some changes to the API, including returning a Promise, and some useful additions which I can explain tomorrow if we have time, or at TPAC.

 

From: Matthias Schunter (Intel Corporation) [mailto:mts-std@schunter.org] 
Sent: 30 August 2016 21:01
To: public-tracking@w3.org
Subject: Re: Reminder: TPWG Call tomorrow 9am Pacific (6pm Germany)

 

Hi Folks,

tomorrow, I would like to share the plans we have for TPAC and gather any input / feedback.
We will not decide anything, i.e. participate if you can make time.

Regards,
matthias



Am 30.08.2016 21:33, schrieb Aleecia M. McDonald:

 

On Aug 30, 2016, at 11:12 AM, Shane M Wiley <wileys@yahoo-inc.com <mailto:wileys@yahoo-inc.com> > wrote:

 

Does it make sense to have tomorrow's call if one of the main items we're waiting to discuss is the feedback you receive at TPAC?  Could we postponed to September 28th so you'll have that information in hand?

 

Shane Wiley
VP, Privacy Policy
Yahoo

 

If we do have things to talk about before TPAC, this is our only window I think, so this is a good time for a call. 

But if there are no such details to discuss, I agree with Shane that it makes sense to postpone. 

 

Matthias, your v.3 email looks good. Perhaps you could mention the specific regulations you have in mind (GDPR at least.) If you know the speakers, perhaps list them by name / title.

I will call in to TPAC if that is possible. Time zones are what they are. 

 

(At this point I have had good discussions with two people, from two different companies, each of whom runs hackathons. Both say it is fine for college students but will not attract professionals. I doubt college students are particularly useful to us. Let’s see how TPAC goes and adjust from there.)

 

Aleecia