How Microsoft killed 'Do Not Track'
While the 'Do Not Track' feature was originally released with the best of intentions, you should now make sure you have it disabled. With IE10, Microsoft killed the feature. At this point, having it enabled does more harm than good.
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History of Do Not Track - 00:00
How DNT works - 00:43
Why you shouldn't enable Do Not Track - 01:32
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