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Industry, Privacy Advocates Offer Competing Views of ‘Do-Not-Track’
John Simpson with Consumer Watchdog, which along with Chester’s group and other privacy advocates is backing the EFF/Mozilla proposal, argues that the industry’s proposal “has so many loopholes it’s meaningless.”
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
"The only problem with this, is that the W3C has yet to agree what 'Do Not Track' technical standards and compliance obligations will be," John Simpson, director of the advocacy group Consumer Watchdog said in a statement. "If the W3C standards are stricter than industry wants, I can't believe they will follow them. I hope not, but this may actually be an effort to undermine the W3C process."
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
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