“We use local storage in your browser to record which sites you haven given consent to. This data is stored entirely within your browser and not transmitted to our servers. We do not store or use any unique identifiers in cookies or anywhere else, and do not track or target you in any way. . . . If you have explicitly given your consent for tracking for a particular web site or server we may set your browser’s Do Not Track header to indicate this, if your browser supports this capability.”

“… users can either opt out or set their preferences when it comes to online marketing. There’s a difference between being identified and being tracked: if you turn tracking off, we can still identify a device but we don’t keep track of which websites it’s been to.”

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“Our Technology is designed to recognize a Do Not Track (DNT) signal, but we do not control how our Clients respond to DNT signals.’

“Chitika collects information about consumers’ activities on certain websites in order to deliver targeted advertisements. By opting out [via DNT], Chitikawill not collect this information for the purpose of delivering targeted advertisements.”

“[Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services] automatically observes the “Do Not Track” browser setting for digital advertising that uses “conversion-tracking” or “re-targeting”. If “Do Not Track” is set before a device visits HealthCare.gov, third party conversion tracking and retargeting tools will not load on the site.”

“Currently, the standards regarding the DNT signals and appropriate responses are not defined.  As a result, Krux is experimenting with DNT and may place an opt-out cookie on computers or other devices when we see a valid DNT signal.”

“We respect Do Not Track (“DNT”) settings in browsers. If you’re logged out of our Services and have DNT enabled, we will not set cookies. By logging in you are opting to allow Medium to ignore the DNT setting and to use cookies in order to provide you a personalized experience.”

“[W]e support the Do Not Track browser setting . . .”

“Do Not Track (“DNT”) is a privacy preference that you can set in most web browsers. We support DNT in our Services. There is no accepted standard on how to respond to web browsers’ DNT signals. When you have DNT enabled, we may still use information collected for analytics and measurement purposes or to otherwise provide our Services (e.g., reddit.com buttons), but we will not load any third-party trackers.”

“This website supports Do Not Track (DNT) HTTP header. If your web browser is configured to send it . . . WebCookies.org will disable personalised tracking on our pages. We don’t use Google AdSense, Mixpanel or similar tracking systems anyway. We do display Google AdSense ads.”