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What is Do Not Track?

An illustrated guide by DuckDuckGo.

You may have heard about "Do Not Track."

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It is a Web browser setting

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that sends your tracking preference to Web sites.

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You'd think turning on the “Do Not Track” setting
would make the Web sites you visit not track you.

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But it doesn't.

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Do Not Track has two major holes:

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First, Do Not Track really means Do Not Target,

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so you're still being tracked  all over the net —
you're just not seeing targeted ads some of the time.

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Second, it is completely voluntary,

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so Web sites might or might not honor your settings.

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In other words, it is ineffective.

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It should either have a different name,

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or work like the United States Do Not Call list.

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After all, it's called Do Not Track.
Anything short of not tracking is misleading.

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At DuckDuckGo, we are a search engine
that really does not track you.

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“distinguishes itself with a ‘We do not track or bubble you!’ policy.”

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So give us a try, check out our goodies,
and support other services that really Do Not Track.

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