Performance Marketing

Yahoo Says No to Microsoft’s ‘Do Not Track’ Browser

Others expected to follow suit

By Katy Bachman

October 26, 2012

Yahoo said it will not recognize Microsoft's controversial default 'do not track' signal on its new Internet Explorer browser, which shipped to release with Windows 8 on Friday.

Katy Bachman
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