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How to block AI crawlers with robots.txt [2 Updates]
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If you wanted your web page excluded from being crawled or indexed by search engines and other robots, robots.txt was your tool of choice, with some additional stuff like <meta name=”robots” value=”noindex” /> or <a href=”…” rel=”nofollow”> sprinkled in. It is getting more complicated with AI crawlers. Let’s have a look.
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«Right to be Forgotten» void with AI?
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Offline digital cash?
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Requirements for legally compliant software based on the GDPR
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Stateless DNS
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Boost DNS Privacy, Reliability, and Efficiency with opDNS Safe Query Elimination
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A Multicast-Avoiding Privacy Extension for the Avahi Zeroconf Daemon
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Efficient Privacy Preserving Multicast DNS Service Discovery
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Adding Privacy to Multicast DNS Service Discovery
