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## Online tracking
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**75%**
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*Websites with at least one tracker*
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Our analysis uses the <a hreflang="en" href="https://www.ghostery.com/whotracksme/">WhoTracks.Me</a> catalog of popular third-party trackers to identify the trackers present on the webpages. To be conservative in our analysis, we only count the WhoTracksMe categories 'advertising', 'pornvertising', 'site_analytics' and 'social_media' as trackers. This method allows us to determine the distinct third-party trackers at the domain level for each webpage. It is worth noting that the reported numbers represent unique domains, not the total number of HTTP requests.
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Our analysis uses the <a hreflang="en" href="https://www.ghostery.com/whotracksme/">WhoTracks.Me</a> catalog of popular third-party trackers to identify the trackers present on the webpages. To be conservative in our analysis, we only count the WhoTracksMe categories `advertising`, `pornvertising`, `site_analytics` and `social_media` as trackers. This method allows us to determine the distinct third-party trackers at the domain level for each webpage. It is worth noting that the reported numbers represent unique domains, not the total number of HTTP requests.
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caption="Websites with at least one tracker.",
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content="75%",
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sheets_gid="2064348596",
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sql_file="tracker_distribution.sql"
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We see at least one third-party tracker in 75% of all webpages (75%: desktop, 74%: mobile), 55% of desktop webpages contain 2 and 39% contain 3 trackers. Up to 6 trackers setup happens more often in desktop pages, while 7 and more trackers are seen more often in mobile pages.
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