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Do Not Track and the GDPR

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By: Mike O'Neill

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Privacy Bridges with Do Not Track

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By: Wendy Seltzer

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Full Steam On Do Not Track

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By: Peter Swire

A blizzard of activity: that’s what we had at the Boston face-to-face of the Tracking Protection Working Group. Over the past two days, the group has successfully managed to identify a path toward fulfilling our W3C charter: we now have a roadmap to Last Call for a Do Not Track standard.

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DNT is Good For the Whole Web

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The Tracking Protection Working Group has brought together players from the advertising and publishing ecosystems, browser makers, consumer groups, relevant governmental agencies and other stakeholders to forge a consensus solution for Do Not Track (DNT).

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"Do Not Track" standards for the Web: The work is starting.

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by Nick Doty and Thomas Roessler. Since we published the Web Tracking Protection member submission in February, and since the Workshop on Web tracking and User Privacy in late April, the conversation about Do Not Track has come a long...

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