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Comments: 1 +-   Consumer Groups Rail for "Do Not Track" Re-> on Wednesday April 16 2008, @09:55AM eldavojohn

Submitted by eldavojohn on Wednesday April 16 2008, @09:55AM
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eldavojohn writes "Consumer groups are asking for a 'do not track' registry to be implemented similar to a 'do not call' registry that has been welcomed with success. Of course the companies are asking for cases of harm that tracking has done and would rather they are self-regulated than FCC regulated. While I can't cite any exact harm done to me, I myself have removed countless tracking cookies from my machine with the aid of ad-aware. Would you register if one existed? How would you propose it be implemented? By registering IPs?"
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  • A huge list of the names and identifying information of people who care about their privacy. Yes.

    Let's have a "Do not put me into a registry" registry next!
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