After a flurry of “Do-Not-Track” announcements and proposals early this year by the IETF, CDT, Microsoft and Mozilla, in response to the FTC’s release of its December 2010 draft privacy framework, which we covered in detail, the W3C’s Tracking Protection Working Group recently released the second draft of its Do-Not-Track standards in two parts: a […]
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