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Remember to forget me

Remember to forget me. HTTP Logs. Keep DNT =1 in logs and when/if all exemption covered use has been made de- identify ( IP=0.0.0.0, UA=ZZZ) erase the data Remove referrer when de-identifying the data- When logs are aggregated, they do not contain information for record with DNT=1

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Remember to forget me

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  1. Remember to forget me

  2. HTTP Logs • Keep DNT=1 in logs and when/if all exemption covered use has been made • de-identify (IP=0.0.0.0, UA=ZZZ) • erase the data • Remove referrer when de-identifying the data- • When logs are aggregated, they do not contain information for record with DNT=1 • lines are literally skipped OR • anonymized beforehand (IP=0.0.0.0, UA=ZZZ)

  3. 3rd parties • Do not modify the client state (no cookie change) • the UA knows which domains it is accessing to but it may not send the cookie • No personalization by third parties: - the third party should not read any cookie. - interaction with a browser sending DNT=1 should not be remembered at an application level.

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