cookie tracking
Web activity monitoring
Cookie tracking is the practice of using small data files (cookies) stored in a user's browser to monitor their activity across websites.
Advertisers and analytics services use tracking cookies to build profiles of browsing behavior, enabling targeted advertising and measuring campaign effectiveness.
Privacy concerns have led browsers to block third-party tracking cookies by default: The site warned that disabling cookies would affect cookie tracking for personalized ads.
- browserWeb access program
- privacyFreedom from observation
- privacy settingsAccount visibility controls
- pixelsDisplay's smallest points
- fingerprintingRecording unique digit patterns
browser history · third-party · advertising · surveillance · consent · GDPR · retargeting · analytics · session · persistent · crumbs · digital · footprint · banner · data · data collection · behavioral · profile
- trackingGPS, trace, RFID, follow, locator
- cyber threatsmalware, phishing, hacking, virus, ransomware
- digital rightsdigital rights, digital freedom, digital privacy, data privacy, data protection
- privacy violationsinvasion of privacy, data breach, privacy invasion, privacy breach, eavesdropping
- web developmentHTML, CSS, JavaScript, API, web design
- identificationfingerprint, ID, ID cards, photo ID, passports
cookie trackinganonymous browsing
private browsing · incognito mode · privacy protection · anti-tracking · privacy mode
cookie, cookies, track, tracks, tracked, tracking, tracker, trackers