third-party cookies
External site trackers
Third-party cookies are small data files placed on your browser by websites other than the one you're visiting—typically advertisers or analytics services embedded in the page.
They track your browsing across multiple sites, enabling targeted advertising based on your online behavior.
Privacy concerns have led browsers to restrict or block them: Most browsers now block third-party cookies by default.
- trackingMonitoring location over time
- privacyFreedom from observation
- privacy policyPersonal information usage statement
- browserWeb access program
- advertisingPaid promotional communication
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