If this was really an issue wouldn't we all be getting flooded with cold sales callers, because personally I'm not and I'm on o2
Not if no one knew about it. Now the cats out the bag it can be used.
If this was really an issue wouldn't we all be getting flooded with cold sales callers, because personally I'm not and I'm on o2
Imagine if a few advertising banners started searching the header.
Back in 2006 - or even 2010 - no one cared about what mobile browsers did. Now though mobile internet browsing is becoming ever more prevalent - to the point where sites are being specifically designed with mobile in mind.Google suggests its been known since 2006
Back in 2006 - or even 2010 - no one cared about what mobile browsers did. Now though mobile internet browsing is becoming ever more prevalent - to the point where sites are being specifically designed with mobile in mind.
Any security holes or privacy breeches, however seemingly minor, will be big issues the more people become susceptible to them.
Does it here on Tesco / O2.
My point is, people that want this sort of data aren't stupid and if this http header has been in use as far back as 2006 they'd be mining the data already.
As for the fact that if it's not being used as no one knows about it this thread is kinda ironic..
Who cares/why does it matter?
I can't believe no one has asked.
Who cares/why does it matter?