Many advertisers weren't thrilled when Microsoft proclaimed that ‘do not track' would be the default for Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 8, but that reaction hasn't made the folks in Redmond flinch. Brendon Lynch, the company's Chief Privacy Officer, announced that the ‘do not track' default is already baked into the code of the October-bound operating system that has been released to manufacturers. Upon booting Windows 8 for the first time, users will be greeted with a choice between “Express Settings” or “Customize,” the former of which has “do not track” enabled.
2DayBlog.com , Windows 8 RTM will include ‘do not track' by default for Internet Explorer 10, Windows 8 RTM will include ‘do not track' by default for Internet Explorer 10
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