Google has included support for the Do Not Track privacy standard in the latest Chrome developer build, released on Thursday.
Google previously said it would implement a solution to help prevent users' actions from being tracked on the Web, and said it would have a solution out for Chrome and its advertising systems "by the end of the year."
A Google spokesperson said"We undertook to honor an agreement on DNT that the industry reached with the White House early this year. To that end we're making this setting visible in our Chromium developer channel, so that it will be available in upcoming versions of Chrome by year's end."
Google previously said it would implement a solution to help prevent users' actions from being tracked on the Web, and said it would have a solution out for Chrome and its advertising systems "by the end of the year."
A Google spokesperson said"We undertook to honor an agreement on DNT that the industry reached with the White House early this year. To that end we're making this setting visible in our Chromium developer channel, so that it will be available in upcoming versions of Chrome by year's end."
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