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Ever wonder what "Do Not Track" does in your browser 4 you
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gcmartin
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8-bit
 Joined: 03 Apr 2007 Posts: 3012 Location: Oregon |
To me, all "Do Not Track" does is bring you to attention of tracking software as a person of interest. Better to use a plugin like Ghost to block them. Ghost also will let you know the number of trackers on a site and give you the option to block them. I do not think it automatically blocks them. It just initially reports who is tracking you. |
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