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Nonprofit Websites Are Full of Trackers. That Should Change.
Aug. 19, 2022, 7:04 p.m. | Jason Kelley
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Today, the vast majority of websites and emails that you encounter contain some form of tracking. Third-party cookies let advertisers follow you around the web; tracking pixels in emails confirm whether you’ve opened them; tracking links ensure websites know what you click; some websites even collect data on forms you’ve never actually submitted; still others share detailed interactions, such as appointments you’ve booked, with companies like Facebook. Each …
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