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title: "Do-Not-Track in IE10 vs. Apache"
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date: 2012-09-10 20:22:32+00:00
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tags: [apache, technology]
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permalink: /blog/2012/9/10/do-not-track-in-ie10-vs-apache
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published: true
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author:
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name: Gergely Polonkai
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email: gergely@polonkai.eu
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[Apache developer decided not to accept Do-Not-Track headers from IE10
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users](http://arstechnica.com/security/2012/09/apache-webserver-updated-to-ignore-do-not-track-settings-in-ie-10/),
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because it’s enabled by default. So… if I install a plugin that hides the
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fact from the web server that I’m using IE10, I become eligible of using
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it. But if I do this, I simply became eligible because I consciously installed
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that addon, so I could actually use it without hiding the fact. Sorry if
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I’m a bit Philosoraptorish…
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