Do Not Track in the Windows 8 Setup Experience

re: Do Not Track in the Windows 8 Setup Experience

Vielka Rodriguez — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 03:43:39 GMT

I need help you your web had my name address and tel # on the web need to stop some one going to pass years traing to my not get a job this is impisible

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Thresil — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 04:02:41 GMT

Yes! I admited Sir! Madam, first I would like to say good day to all of you and Thank you so much,and I really appriciated what you all did to help me to see my mistake. but? is so hard to explain everything what happen? But? I came now and say SORRY to all of you, and I know this is not enought but Truly in my hart.but I dont mean to hurt all your felling. it just some times or most of the time my coputer gone crazy VIRUS and shot donw. my kid use it to and one more guy using it. yes I know I dont have to till you over those people around me. yes I admited SCHAME to heard and I read over me, but I did´nt RUN for that. I have to admit what I did,Im not good with computer im a sick woman that No jod right now trying to get a jod or fine work in the internet to provine to my kid every day she need and shes only 4 years old.im just trying to give her what she need specialy food.sorry for what I did,,,,if you do want to see me in the LINE PLEASE just BLOCK me out...but what I said is true..

sorry every body.... thank you all

re: Do Not Track in the Windows 8 Setup Experience

DjFreeStyLl — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 16:46:54 GMT

what you meen to .,

Thank you for not caving to the ad networks!@#$?

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SirEllington — Sun, 30 Sep 2012 02:02:48 GMT

With the upcoming release of Internet Explorer 10 we will have to face the same problems all over: We still need to keep in mind that a lot of users will be using OLD Microsoft software, like IE9 and lower.

I'm sick of Microsoft being the browser market leader. A leader should lead by example, not by pushing their browsers into corporate systems in a way that nobody is able to update their software. This sucks. I live in a time that WebGL and HTML5 flourish. Microsoft should focus on developers!

I want Microsoft to invest in the future by offering large corporations, governments, schools and universities free technicians and network operators that will update all of their infrastructure. If they do this, then they could be ready by 2015 and the result will be that all Internet Explorer users will have AT LEAST version 10 installed AND native WebGL!

Then humanity will no longer be held back, so it can fully experience immersive high quality and very smart designs and tools on the web. It would be a revelation and a revolution. It's up to you.

re: Do Not Track in the Windows 8 Setup Experience

Jerry — Fri, 14 Sep 2012 15:46:48 GMT

How does this work on OEM installations.

Does the user get an 'Express settings' on first use of an OEM installation?

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Lennie — Sat, 08 Sep 2012 14:29:25 GMT

But what about pre-installed Windows 8 ? Which is how much users will probably encounter it.

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Lisa — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 02:23:24 GMT

Yes i do the add on,s mobile does belong to the person added it he did not have my premission or concent to download mt mobile phone i want this issue to stop fix this stop him iv closed out mt google gmail yahoo and tryed take mt mobile out also but the owner of these home computers keeps down loadeding my mobile phone this has got to stop i even went got another phone and he did that one also he has hacked all my accounts linked them into him on his laptop either i get help to stop eddie morgan or i will file a complant on this issue thank you Lisa Mcfalls

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James — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 13:42:45 GMT

Too bad microsoft is doing this due to a hidden agenda, for greed.

Microsoft have never been on the users side or even cared about the user at all.

"putting people first"

Since you "care" so much about what people think and how they like to use your software.

Why did you actively remove the start button and forced metro start screen on desktop users ?

If you really cared about the users you would have provided the users with the choice of removing the start button and having metro start screen enabled.

Microsoft must be fined again for being anti-competitive and plain lying to the users faces.

Designing their software to only work good on their own hardware (Tablet 'surface').

re: Do Not Track in the Windows 8 Setup Experience

JT — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 15:00:42 GMT

The whole point of DNT is that it should only be present if the user has *specifically chosen* for it to be turned on or turned off. That's why the header has two available values, rather than just present and not-present. The W3C were very specific when drawing up this spec that the header should only be present if the user has chosen for it to be, and the browser shouldn't be making decisions for the user. The onus should be on the websites, not the browser, to use the correct behaviour for when the user hasn't expressed a preference either way.

re: Do Not Track in the Windows 8 Setup Experience

Don Marti — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 14:33:22 GMT

Do you have any opinion on keying third-party cookies to the domain? There was a interesting proposal at Mozilla that didn't go far but would help with a lot of the same tracking issues: bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi

This could be an interesting middle ground between complete DNT and the status quo, and it doesn't require cooperation from third-party tracking side as DNT does.