Do Not Track Gets Support From Twitter
FTC tech head discusses tracking and privacy
Twitter has come out in support of Do Not Track, the privacy featured adopted by Web browsers such as Mozilla’s Firefox, Apple’s Safari and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer that lets users opt out of having their browsing behavior tracked.
The Federal Trade Commission’s chief technology officer Ed Felten dropped the news this morning during Mozilla’s “Opting in to Do Not Track” event in New York. Shortly after Felten’s mention, Twitter confirmed its support in, what else, a tweet.
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