DuckDuckGo Proposes Draft Bill Supporting Do Not Track Compliance
Congress should support legislation that would ensure websites respect user rights to not be tracked online, DuckDuckGo said Wednesday, releasing a draft bill. Hundreds of millions of internet users enable a “Do Not Track” setting on their browsers, the search…
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platform said, but “most all sites ignore it.” The draft bill prohibits default third-party tracking and “first-party tracking outside what the user expects.”