Microsoft browsers to disable 'Do Not Track' by default

    

Microsoft has announced its decision to not turn on the 'Do Not Track' feature in the upcoming versions of Internet Explorer and Spartan browsers by default. The 'Do Not Track' feature in many popular browsers tells websites and their advertisers that you want to opt out of third-party tracking for advertising purposes.

All major browser vendors like, Google, Mozilla, Opera, Apple and Microsoft support this feature but the user's request to not be followed is not necessarily honored by advertisers as it is no more than a request sent by the browser.

Microsoft started enabling the 'Do not Track' feature as the default setting with the rolling out of Internet Explorer 10.