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As a legal researcher I would like to know the protocol you use to determine that a site is tracking. That would help tremendously in providing evidence in our lawsuits to stop the tracking.
I am confident the information supplied by Ghostery correctly defines which groups are tracking but to reply to Defendants responsedenying allegations we have to supply a protocol that actually shows they are at fault.
Thanking you in advance,
BMartin
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Hi Barbara, thanks for asking.
A clear definition of what Ghostery looks for is available from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_bug. In Ghostery lingo, they are 3pes or trackers. Any 3rd party that is embedded on a publisher site has the ability to record tracking information about a user. If you are interested in a particular company, you may use Ghostery Options page to navigate to the listing on ghostery.com for some more detail. There is an even more expanded profile available on our parent company site: http://www.evidon.com/consumers/profi...Comment -
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