@BradRubenstein @briankrebs It's worse. Apple and Google use "_nomap" but Microsoft uses "_optout" (they explicitly say "anywhere" in name), so now you have "_optout_nomap", 13 of 32 available characters of the name stolen.
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@BradRubenstein @briankrebs It's worse. Apple and Google use "_nomap" but Microsoft uses "_optout" (they explicitly say "anywhere" in name), so now you have "_optout_nomap", 13 of 32 available characters of the name stolen. 3 comments
@tehstu @elithebearded @BradRubenstein @briankrebs I think it was done so that nobody would bother. @elithebearded @BradRubenstein @briankrebs Well, even worse: me choosing to inconvenience myself with that nonsense _doesn't actually address the actual problem in any way_. It's like telling people climate change is their fault for not doing enough recycling. |
@elithebearded @BradRubenstein @briankrebs is this yet another case of a stupid idea, implemented by multiple vendors, eventually having to come together to agree to a standard? And blow sunshine up our arse in the process, like they're doing us a privacy solid?