Re: Is it possible for the first party to post a p3p policy on behalf of some or all of its third parties?

No, the P3P spec does not allow first parties to vouch for third parties
that are not in the same domain as the first party.

Lorrie

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----- Original Message -----
From: "METH, MARCEL E" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 8:18 PM
Subject: Is it possible for the first party to post a p3p policy on behalf
of some or all of its third parties?


>
>
> We have a problem: it is difficult to get our third parties to post a p3p
> policy quickly.
>
> However, through negotiated contracts we are assured of their privacy
> policies.  If I wanted to vouch for our third parties in our p3p policy,
is
> that something I can do?  Does the P3P specification allow the first party
> to vouch for a third party?  Does IE 6 support such a feature?
>
> Marcel Meth
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