@CNN: Apple announced last week it is removing the Do Not Track setting from its Safari browser, in part because it could be used to track a person’s browsing activity. Now privacy advocates are worried about what the move could mean for the future of privacy https://t.co/dn24eYZcTx https://t.co/dJaP3F59Wi

February 14, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Apple announced last week it is removing the Do Not Track setting from its Safari browser, in part because it could be used to track a person's browsing activity. Now privacy advocates are worried about what the move could mean for the future of privacy https://t.co/dn24eYZcTx pic.twitter.com/dJaP3F59Wi

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