How does "send denial of tracking with outbound traffic" setting work in chrome?

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Sanek2016-11-21 12:10:36

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Sanek, 2016-11-21 12:10:36

How does "send denial of tracking with outbound traffic" setting work in chrome?

Chrome has a setting to "send denial of tracking with outbound traffic". How is it implemented? Well, that is, how exactly does the browser prohibit doing this, with what help, what exactly does it send to the server? Is there some unique advertising identifier? How to get it to the site. Something is completely messed up..

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