ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet

Thursday marked a victory for Google users who want more control over their personal data online.

Bloomberg reports that Google will join a host of other web companies that have pledged to enable a "do-not-track" button on a range of web browsers.

European Commission...

Good news today as the White House supports efforts for internet providers to implement a “do not track standard”– just as we have been doing here in the EU.

“Do not track” is a valuable safeguard when you’re browsing online. Tracking online can bring benefits for users – meaning for example you can benefit from tailored online offerings.

But the important thing is to let the user decide: to put the user in control, in a fair and transparent way. A “do not track” standard will help do this.