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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed on Wednesday a do-not-track list for the Web. “The proposal, which would allow consumers to opt out of having their online activities tracked, was included as part of the agency’s preliminary report on consumer privacy,” reports Gautham Nagesh in The Hill. “The report is intended as a framework for any potential privacy legislation from Congress but stops short of explicitly calling for a legislative solution.”
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