You're right of course, but as the only solution would be for:
(a) Us to remove said services
(b) Our competitors to not
(c) Us to suffer unjustly, while they prosper
Then no. The obligation should be on the provider of those services, or the law should be enforced equally. It's not enforced at all.
We clearly explain what those services do in our privacy policy and we include in that an explanation of why we see there being no meaningful privacy implication for users. What's the worst Facebook/Google could do with your information - know you looked at our website? It's hardly porn.
(a) Us to remove said services (b) Our competitors to not (c) Us to suffer unjustly, while they prosper
Then no. The obligation should be on the provider of those services, or the law should be enforced equally. It's not enforced at all.
We clearly explain what those services do in our privacy policy and we include in that an explanation of why we see there being no meaningful privacy implication for users. What's the worst Facebook/Google could do with your information - know you looked at our website? It's hardly porn.