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Originally Posted by pseudonym
I'm sure they include code that can check for the Authorization header, as it would allow them to make the claim that they don't profile [some] password protected sites and use this to satisfy less technical people (eg politicians). They can't rely solely on robots.txt as some sites that use passwords allow google to index them.
I think we can trust them to respect the authorization header every bit as much as we can trust them to respect their opt-out cookies.  |
I hate to say this but after rereading the leaked report while listening to Emma answering questions then onto Kent and his answers trust is a word I fail to see working, their word is worthless now, spoken or written. Their actions and responses tell more than they wished them to their actions towards Alex proves more than they wished to say.
a few words that mean a lot to customers that have this year with this been tested trailed and failed, respect, trust. BT was heading the right way trust and many respected but now they need to re-earn this back.
Phorm has to learn they cannot buy respectability it is earned, trust is also earned. Kents actions are what he is judged on to see how much or if we can sadly he has also failed mind he might have half tried but then I am cynical with him after his rootkit killed my sons computer.
MPO BT have jumped in bed with the devil, he tempted them offering money and BT sold their soul for the cash. The big problem is they also sold their customer’s souls and now need to find a stealth way to deliver without the customers finding out and fleeing to where they are safe.