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Do Not Track Is Dying

The tantalizing promise of a single button that prevents ads from tracking your online behavior is fizzling fast. More than nine months after the Obama administration, digital advertisers, browser makers and privacy advocates agreed in principle to create a “Do Not Track” mechanism for Web browsing, the tool is no closer to becoming a reality than it was in February. In fact, the entire plan is on life support.

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The NAI has discontinued its cookie-based and email-based opt-out tools as of September 15, 2025. This does not affect opt-out requests submitted using those tools prior to September 15, 2025.

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