(Digital
Marketing Agency) – Following
the release of the Spartan browser and a new version of Internet Explorer,
computing powerhouse Microsoft has confirmed the removal of “Do Not Track” from the browsers’ default settings.
Microsoft Chief Privacy Officer Brendon Lynch said that the
decision was taken in order to abide by the latest draft of the official W3C
standard for “Do Not Track,” which stated clearly that the signal must
represent the user’s preference and not the choice of some vendor or
institution outside the user’s control, reported Tech Crunch.
This third-party tracking preventer was used by Microsoft in
Internet Explorer 10’s default setting.
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