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Yahoo gives up on Do Not Track, thinks privacy should be ‘personalized’

02
May
2014

The Do Not Track initiative sounds like a great idea in theory — you as a user can basically tell the websites you visit that you dont want your behavior monitored or shared with third parties. Alas, major players like Google and Facebook have said they ignore those sort of requests from users, and now Yahoo is giving up on Do Not Track too. What does that mean for you?

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