Do Not Call Site Has AT&T Stats Tracker?
hookedup writes "The Register is carrying an article about suspicious content at the FTC's Do Not Call site. It has been a runaway hit with US consumers, with over fifty million signing up to avoid spam calls from telemarketers. But the web site hides a little secret: a 1x1 pixel image tracking visitors... and where does the trail lead but to the AT&T, one of the most persistent telemarketers." However, the tipster, James 'Kibo' Parry, notes: "There isn't any evidence proving they _are_ up to anything improper, but this relationship between the FTC and AT&T fails to avoid the potential for impropriety."
This could get bad.... 2nd Post.
I will login as my account and mod my self down! As always, links to posters will be posted.
For no reason other than curiosity what would happen if the slashdot users went to this web page
s .g if?dcsuri=/nojavascrip
http://g6589dcs.nyc2.aens.net/DCS000003_6D4Q/nj
and hit reload or refresh as many times as possible in the browser of choice and to see if the slashdot effect would happen on a 1x1 gif. I don't think it could happen but who knows is it worth doing????
I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said: "I drank what?" - Chris Knight (Val Kilmer)- Real Genius
To improve your slashdot reading experience:
grep -v "In Soviet Russia" <I pooped in my pants.