Articles in “Do Not Track”

DNT: 1 = “Tell sites I do not want to be tracked”

Alex Fowler

January 31, 2011

Mozilla lands Do Not Track HTTP header into nightly builds today: 30 lines of code to support more privacy online. My colleague, Sid Stamm, Mozilla’s privacy engineer announced this morning … Read more

More Choice and Control Over Online Tracking

Alex Fowler

January 23, 2011

Do Not Track: Mozilla’s latest effort to put users in control of their web experience. The web is evolving quickly in how information about people is collected, used and shared … Read more

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Open Policy & Advocacy

Articles in “Do Not Track”

DNT: 1 = “Tell sites I do not want to be tracked”

More Choice and Control Over Online Tracking

Mozilla shares 2025 Policy Priorities and Recommendations for Creating an Internet Where Everyone Can Thrive

Mozilla Joins Amicus Brief in Support of Law That Protects Your Private Messages

How Lawmakers Can Help People Take Control of Their Privacy

Work Gets Underway on a New Federal Privacy Proposal

Mozilla Weighs in on State Comprehensive Privacy Proposals

Mozilla Responds to DOE’s RFI on the Frontiers in AI for Science, Security, and Technology (FASST)

Join Us to Mark 20 Years of Firefox

Behind the Scenes of eIDAS: A Look at Article 45 and Its Implications

Mozilla, EleutherAI, and Hugging Face Provide Comments on California’s SB 1047

Mozilla Mornings: Choice or Illusion? Tackling Harmful Design Practices

Continuing to Protect our Users in Kazakhstan

Continuing to Protect our Users in Kazakhstan

It’s time for the G20’s first digital agenda

Mozilla Mornings: Unleashing PETs – Regulating Online Ads for a Privacy-First Future

Mozilla provides feedback to ACM’s DSA Guidelines

Global Network Fee Proposals are Troubling. Here are Three Paths Forward.

Mozilla Mornings on addressing online harms through advertising transparency

The EU’s Current Approach to QWACs (Qualified Website Authentication Certificates) will Undermine Security on the Open Web

Mozilla Participates to Ofcom’s Draft Transparency Reporting Guidance

Mozilla applauds CFPB for taking on the Data Broker Ecosystem

Mozilla Weighs in on Accountability Legislation: Public policies like PATA can help to keep the Internet in the public’s best interest.

Open Fibre Data Standard: Understanding the True Extent of the Internet

Mozilla Meetups: The Building Blocks of a Trusted Internet

Mozilla submits comments to the California Privacy Protection Agency

Mozilla shares 2025 Policy Priorities and Recommendations for Creating an Internet Where Everyone Can Thrive

Mozilla Respond to the White House’s RFI on AI

Mozilla Responds to BIS’ Proposed Rule on Reporting Requirements for the Development of Advanced AI Models and Computing Clusters

Mozilla, EleutherAI, and Hugging Face Provide Comments on California’s SB 1047

How the U.S. Government is leading by example on artificial intelligence