- A user sets generic preferences, upon which her agent (browser) automatically acts.
She can now browse the Web seamlessly.
- She encounters a site with "exceptional" practices outside her generic
preferences.
Perhaps a sports news site wants to collect her favorite teams for a customized news
page.
- The user is prompted if she wishes to consider other alternatives, consent to the
exceptional practice, or to go elsewhere.
She can develop a one-to-one relationship with a site she trusts.
To simplify the experience, users also have the option to download recommended settings
from a trusted source.
The users could go to a trusted organization that present practices they feel, if
followed, will keep users safe.
