Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

Gord — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 22:09:58 GMT

Attaching or otherwise using cookies to follow, track, or use to target me & my email addresses is a gross invasion of my pricacy. When I use your service, I expect & demand the respect & privacy that your service claims to provide.

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

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re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

fabio moreira — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 12:16:34 GMT

muito bom a microsoft é uma empresa de excelência

obrigado

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

dg3 — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 16:35:21 GMT

The reason I don't care for it is because every time I go to a website where I pay a bill online I have to go through a big thing about my password and questions and my user name is out again. Sometimes they have to send me a code so I can get back on because they don't know my computer. Its easier if you have cookies actually.

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

Mohamed Izzat — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 14:35:58 GMT

I like Windows 8 and I am looking forward to the final w 8

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

NY Giants — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 13:11:54 GMT

Kudos to Microsoft for making a stand with the "privacy-by-default" setting of IE 10. While the W3C DNT standard is going nowhere fast and it is useless in draft or final form for privacy protection; nonetheless, it's good to see that Microsoft is going in the right direction.

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Laurie2012 — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 13:29:59 GMT

personally I do not like intrusive flashing ads in the middle of trying to read the selection that I am interested in.

I find it an invasion of my privacy and the interpretationof what I am supposedly interested in that is being tracked in not always correct.

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

Arkady Bukh, Esq. — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 10:11:48 GMT

Speaking of privacy and data leaks, I deal with many computer-related crimes in New York (www.nyccriminallawyer.com/.../computer-and-internet-fraud). It comes as a fact that the lion's share of all vulnerabilities used by the hackers stems from IE. I do give them credit for recent security updates. The DNT itself stipulates there was certain private info that was collected by IE and therefore could become accessible by hackers.

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

Ari Rosenberg — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 17:11:47 GMT

Brendon Lynch you are a hero -- please do not back down from the pressure being applied for you to change this brave and most importantly a correct decision -- I have written about this subject for Mediapost and always thought my feelings were falling on deaf ears -- I am assuming you have never read me but it sure feels like you heard me!!! Thank you!

Ari

www.mediapost.com/.../making-a-living-on-the-privacy-fault-line.html

www.mediapost.com/.../dnt-is-full-of-bs.html

www.mediapost.com/.../you-cant-spell-privacy-without-piracy.html

re: Advancing Consumer Trust and Privacy: Internet Explorer in Windows 8

laura patterson — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 21:32:35 GMT

why do i have mozilla foxfire insted of internet explorer 8