I find this whole argument moot. DNT is binding neither in a legal nor in a technical sense. If you don't trust someone to handle your internet tracking history

I find this whole argument moot. DNT is binding neither in a legal nor in a technical sense. If you don't trust someone to handle your internet tracking history, why would you trust them to keep an informal promise, ESPECIALLY considering they have a get out of jail free card saying they accidently ignored your DNT header because they thought you were using IE 10? Microsoft did right(for once) with making DNT default on IE. It exposes the DNT idea for what it is: Snake oil.