“Trackers can be placed on sites for various reasons. Google Analytics, for example, feeds traffic data back to websites so they can monitor their traffic. Alternatively, Facebook offers sites the ability to embed its “like” feature, enabling sharing back to Facebook. In return, they receive data about the websites’ visitors.”
(Business Insider) Facebook, Google, and Oracle are tracking the porn you watch, according to a new study first spotted by The New York Times. Continue reading