For your information, HTTP(S) can be used to send data, not only to receive it. See this weird stuff called POST, which is actually part of the HTTP protocol, is used mainly to send data to the server.
So we can't discard all these HTTP connections as non-tracking.
Dear Mr Ed Bott
For your information, HTTP(S) can be used to send data, not only to receive it. See this weird stuff called POST, which is actually part of the HTTP protocol, is used mainly to send data to the server.
So we can't discard all these HTTP connections as non-tracking.