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RECLAIM YOUR DIGITAL GOLD

When you visit a website, your IP address may be
saved. They serve as identifiers for computers and
devices connected to the Internet or a local area
network. The abbreviation “IP” stands for “Internet
Protocol,” which is a set of rules that governs the
structure of data transmitted over the Internet (or
a local network) and is used to track your website
activities. During a session, programs known as
“session replay scripts” record a website visitor’s
behavior on a website. This activity includes the
mouse movement, clicks, and scrolling of the visitor.
3. Super-cookies, also known as favicons, are cookies
that perform the same functions as regular cookies
but are significantly more difficult to deny or delete.

4. Account tracking is a type of Internet tracking that
requires users’ permission before monitoring their
online activity while logged into a specific online
account or platform. Account tracking tracks your
online activity only while you are logged into that
particular account or platform.

5. Mouse tracking, also known as cursor tracking, is
a type of data tracking software that monitors and
records website visitors’ mouse movements in order
to analyze their engagement with a specific website.

6. Browser fingerprinting is the process of creating
a unique identifier for a user by piecing together
information about that user’s device, such as the
operating system, language preferences, and time
zone. This identifier is then used to track the user’s
entire online activity. Another method is to use
canvas fingerprinting, which identifies the elements

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