Microsoft is changing how Do Not Track (DNT) is implemented in future versions of its browsers. Previously, Microsoft said having DNT on by default “advances the idea of privacy as the default state” Now Microsoft plans to comply and fall in line with Google and Mozilla, as DNT will be off by default in Internet Explorer. DNT acts like a suggestion that you don’t want tracked, as opposed to an enforceable message that truly stops sites from tracking you in order to serve up relevant ads.”]