"Do Not Track" - does it do justice?

[MS]

I think it's really hard to tell if it does any good. :-\
I think it has a lot to do with the ethics of the websites you visit.
The way browsers and everyone else seems to be collecting your search information probably not.

Thanks for the reply, bud. Unfortunately, it likely does depend upon the framework of ethics and even if the data is skipped from being used, it could still be collected, which means, in undefined future events, it may possibly be revived, in case certain conditions change, roughly speaking. But I may not exactly get how does it work and how it is being processed. In the end, every valid privilege or law needs to have a way of enforcement, which means, it should work arbitrarily or systemically, not depending on the good will or sayso of anyone.