Excellent news! Now Google Chrome, Apple Safari , and Microsoft Edge all wo have some work to do to catch-up with privacy features already available on @brave and @firefox
California Privacy Protection Agency @CalPrivacy
11 Dec 2023
The CPPA Board voted to advance a legislative proposal to require browser vendors to offer opt-out preference signals, a simple way consumers can automatically exercise their privacy rights with all businesses they interact with online. Read more: cppa.ca.gov/announcements/20…
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Replying to @realhamed @brave @firefox
I’m generally not in favor of lawmakers dictating technical solutions. What if another state outlaws browsers from including such a feature? Will each state have its own browser? Will websites have to understand 50+ different signals?

Dec 12, 2023 · 8:37 AM UTC

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Replying to @bilcorry @brave @firefox
Also true. We were about to have a situation similar to what you describe with E2E encryption in Europe , luckily only UK was silly enough to try to break it with law and EU backed off wisely.
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