Microsoft sticks to its guns, keeps Do Not Track on by default in IE10

"Private by default" is Redmond's mantra, defying advertisers' wishes.

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[Chemical Tribe]

Such a thing is hardly inconceivable; there are already browsers that vaunt their privacy as their unique selling proposition.

FYI, Iron is a sham.

http://neugierig.org/software/chromium/ ... /iron.html

 

[Chemical Tribe]

Microsoft, however, argues that software should be private by default, saying that its decision "put people first,

Uh-huh.

So let's say for a moment this isn't really a jab at MS's arch enemy Google. I go to Amazon. I browse tools, and specific ones. I come back later, and there are my recommendations of tools I browsed.

Is this the tracking we are against? Or is it all site agnostic? Do people know they are tracked in apple stores? Newegg.com? Anything with google analytics? Is that there the issue? Or is it when I'm logged in vs. logged out?