Twitter Confirms Support For Do Not Track 33
oyenamit writes "In a significant boost to online privacy, Twitter has announced that they will officially support the Do Not Track feature in browsers. While this is a good news for privacy advocates and users in general, it leaves Twitter to use only the information that is handed over to them by the users for advertising purposes."
So what changed? (Score:4, Informative)
Re:As it should be... (Score:4, Informative)
> Same goes here, there really should be government regulations telling them that they can't do this without permission.
In a huge part of the world there is, and tracking is only legal with the user's consent. But nobody seems to care.