Remains of the Day: Mozilla Reminds Us that Do Not Track Was Their Idea

Mozilla asks Obama and Google, "What took you so long?" Circles come to Google Voice, and Bing's Linked Pages may not be great for search.

• Mozilla Led Effort for DNT Finds Broad Support: Mozilla welcomed the White House and Google to the Do Not Track initiative, implemented in Firefox last year and featured in the White House's "Privacy Bill of Rights" announcement today. [Mozilla Privacy Blog]
• Your Circles, Now in Google Voice: Google+ creep continues, with the social network's Circles integrating into your Google Voice contacts. [Google Voice Blog]
• Bing Now Lets You Verify Whether Search Results Are About You: The Linked Pages beta feature lets you confirm your identity via Facebook and promote search results that you want people to see when they search you. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Helping You Find What's in the Mind's Eye with Improved Related Searches: Google enhanced the related search feature for images today to display a sampling of images from each related search when you hover over the links, requiring fewer clicks to find what you're looking for. [Official Google Blog]
• Lookout Debuts Ad Network Detector for Mobile Apps on Android: The mobile security app-maker builds on the concept of their Push Ad Detector to offer comprehensive information about all ad networks on your Android device and how they got there. [TechCrunch]
• Mozilla Marketplace Opening for App Submissions Soon: Mozilla's "operating system- and device-independent market" is expected to start accepting app submissions next week. [Mozilla Blog]