Re: [Trisquel-users] about the "Do Not Track" signal

[vas1980i]

"But there might be some lonely people who like to be tracked then receive  
advertisements that are tailored to their preference."
They "fingerprinting" the users to detect them across different platforms and  
computers, then sell that information to data brokers. Once they know what  
you really want, they will show you special increased prices, because they  
know that you really need to by that item.

If they know that you want to by a fridge, your price will be: 20% off, paid  
delivery.
For everyone else that same fridge will be: 40% off, free delivery.
You see how tracking will cost you additional money?