Today, Microsoft announced a change in how it will be implementing Do Not Track (DNT) in Internet Explorer. In a pre-release version of IE10, Microsoft will automatically start sending a … Read more
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 … Read more
The guiding principles behind Do Not Track aren’t just for web browsers and pages. Tracking happens in a variety of ways, including through email, so we’re putting Do Not Track … Read more
Now in Aurora: Secure Google Searches are default. In Aurora when you search using the location bar, search box, or the right-click menu, your search will be sent to Google … Read more
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 … Read more
In DC, sixty representatives from diverse groups sat together for three days this week and continued the hard work of defining a Do Not Track standard we can all live … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
At Mozilla, we’ve long focused on building software that gives users sovereignty over their online lives. This means designing in ways that provide people deeper insights into how the web … Read more
DNT is often compared to other browser security and privacy features, such as malware and phishing protection. This reveals a common misunderstanding about what sort of feature DNT is and … Read more
As Do Not Track picks up steam and standardization is well underway in the W3C, people have begun asking, “If Do Not Track is so good for the web, why don’t you turn it on by default?” Do Not Track is not Mozilla’s position on tracking, it’s the individual’s! For that reason we have no plans to turn on Do Not Track by default. Read more
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 … Read more