setsunatenshi on 19 October 2018
SpokenTruth said:
The web sites themselves, analytics (such as Google), ISPs, back haul carries, Internet router manufacturers etc.... It's not personal information but rather generic info (browser, OS, protocols). |
each website may be tracking your presence with cookies, but there's no way you can gather the metadata of which tab any random person has active at any given time. much less compile it to the degree you're able to track bulk flow of data as it was done in this case.
