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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
Last week we submitted comments to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission in response to their request for comment on a proposal describing a new framework for protecting consumer privacy in … Read more
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
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
Next Steps in Mozilla’s Ongoing Efforts to Put People in Charge of Their Privacy As Mozilla’s new privacy lead, there are a number of new and existing initiatives that I … Read more