also, from this Microsoft's post: "At the moment there is not yet an agreed definition of how to respond to a DNT signal, and we know that a uniform, industry-

also, from this Microsoft's post: "At the moment there is not yet an agreed definition of how to respond to a DNT signal, and we know that a uniform, industry-wide response will be the best way to provide a consistent consumer experience across the Web.... Microsoft does not yet respond to the DNT signal, but we are actively working with other advertising industry leaders on what an implementation plan for DNT might look like, with a goal of announcing more details about our plans in the coming months." Brilliant, guys. I'm really excited that you're fully embracing something you have no clue how it's actually going to work. Instead of giving yourself an out, why not just commit to an aggressive interpretation of "do not track" on the server side as well? (to be fair, when you wait two years between browser releases, you do have to try to aim where the market is moving towards, rather than where it is)