Gaping Flaw in Microsoft’s ‘Do Not Track’ System

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Microsoft stunned the online ad business earlier this year with its announcement that the Internet Explorer 10 browser, when launched, would be set to a default “Do Not Track” position, frustrating advertisers who want to target users based on their browsing history.

But the ad biz can breathe easy: IE10 contains a gaping flaw that will allow any advertiser to ignore its DNT signal, multiple sources tell us.

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