I pretty much agree. Raising awareness is a good thing. However, as far as actual implementation, Do Not Track seems about as useful as the Evil Bit. All it

I pretty much agree. Raising awareness is a good thing. However, as far as actual implementation, Do Not Track seems about as useful as the Evil Bit. All it means is that well-behaved services have agreed to not track you when you've flipped this switch. What about the not-well-behaved services? It seems that potential danger from them is even greater.