Online Tracking

Online tracking refers to the practice of monitoring and collecting data on individuals' online activities, often through cookies, pixels, and other digital identifiers. As concerns about data privacy and security continue to grow, online tracking has become a pressing issue in the tech community, with implications for user experience, advertising, and the broader digital economy.

Online Tracking

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