Is it ethical to let users see the request headers from visitors to a url shortening service?

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Published on 2010-04-18T00:18:44Z Indexed on 2010/04/18 0:23 UTC
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I'm currently in the progress of making a url shortening service that will let the creator see the http request headers that the browser has made when visitors visit the url.

The visitors won't be made aware that they are being tracked, but obviously nothing is personally identifiable.

Is there anything I should be made aware of ethically or legally that makes this a bad idea?

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