The Electronic Frontier Foundation and privacy firm Disconnect are trying to make “Do Not Track” more meaningful with some clear rules for the web to follow. The new policy seeks to stop websites and ...

A logjam held up a standard designed to let people tell Web sites not to track their online behavior, but the co-chair of the group that's coordinating the effort now expects progress to resume.

The debate over the Do Not Track standard has officially moved beyond Alice in Wonderland. These days, I'm not sure whether it's 1984 or Brazil. In a sane world, telling a website “do not track me” ...

The Do Not Track setting, which was proposed in 2009 and added to all major browsers over the last few years, sends a notification to websites that requests they disable advertising and activity ...

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Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV), chair of the powerful Senate Commerce Committee, held a hearing today on online consumer privacy and "Do Not Track" standards. Do Not Track is a concept similar to the ...