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: All ConsumingFTC pushing the ?Do Not Track? button
By Kristin Alexander All Consuming Blog Moderator
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If the Federal Trade Commission has its way, Web browsers will include a ?Do Not Track? setting that lets you decide if data on your Web surfing activities can be collected. Think of it as the techno-savvy sibling to the ?Do Not Call? registry that allows you to avoid telemarketers.

Full post as published by All Consuming on December 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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