Impact of "Do not track" enabled by default on IE10?
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So microsoft declared to enable the "do not track" feature by default on its upcoming IE10. does this mean that any advertising companies like google, facebook and others will not be able to trace anything about what we are viewing on the internet? will they be able to trace our ip address after this?
This question is not about SEO but i'm so happy that microsoft is making an effort to tear apart big G's monopoly.
and also bing decided to use facebook likes on their search results just as google uses google plus's "+1" button.
is this the beginning of the end of google's era? :p this question might be stupid but still i'm happy that i asked.
This question is not about SEO but i'm so happy that microsoft is making an effort to tear apart big G's monopoly.
and also bing decided to use facebook likes on their search results just as google uses google plus's "+1" button. is this the beginning of the end of google's era? :p this question might be stupid but still i'm happy that i asked.
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