The title doesn't even make sense. The default was always to track users. Yahoo could have made this sound a lot less disingenuous if they had spun ending Do No

The title doesn't even make sense. The default was always to track users. Yahoo could have made this sound a lot less disingenuous if they had spun ending Do Not Track support as "this 'standard' is weak, hard for users to understand, and not guaranteed to be implemented by anyone, giving the average browser user a false sense of security." This post just makes it seem like one of the higher-ups realized that Yahoo's missing out on a chunk of data that everyone else gets and decided to go for a "quick win".