Posted by Alex Fowler
Mozilla introduced the Do Not Track header last year to give users more control over online tracking by third parties. Since launching Do Not Track, we have seen increased industry support and user adoption of the feature. Today, we are … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
Partnering with City of San Francisco and MacArthur-supported Youth Organizations to Jump Start a Vibrant Identity Ecosystem Mozilla is one of 27 finalists selected to compete for $10 million in funding as part of the US government’s National Strategy for … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
As part of our week of exciting announcements for Mobile World Congress, Mozilla is demonstrating the world’s first implementation of Do Not Track for a mobile Web OS. We’re also presenting a mock-up of the new 3-state setting for Do Not Track, … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
We’re excited to see the White House and Commerce Department unveil their much-anticipated consumer privacy white paper and call for a Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights today. The team there put a tremendous amount of work into gathering public input … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
In looking at adoption of the Firefox Do Not Track (DNT) setting over the past two months, more than three times as many of our users have turned on DNT in Firefox Mobile than on desktop versions of Firefox.* The … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
As many people know, Mozilla jumped into Do Not Track (DNT) in a big way earlier this year by providing Firefox users on desktop and mobile with a simple way to tell companies to stop tracking them online. We did … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
The DNT meme has crossed the Atlantic! Two important policy makers in Europe made statements just one week apart supporting Do Not Track (DNT). It appears there’s genuine interest by these EU regulators to determine how a website’s support for … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
I’ve been in London this week to participate in a forum hosted by the ISBA on “Cookies, Privacy and Consumers: What Every Business Needs to Know,” as well as to meet with several people from consumer advocacy groups, leading technology … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
Mozilla continues to see progress with regard to Do Not Track, including adoption by online marketing, ad networks and tracking companies. It’s certainly fair to say that market adoption of Do Not Track will take longer than it took Mozilla … Continue reading
Posted by Alex Fowler
Mozilla’s Do Not Track privacy feature in Firefox provides users more control over online behavioral tracking. Two developments bring it closer to being respected by industry. Mozilla is a nonprofit organization committed to making the Web better and putting users … Continue reading
