Merge branch 'privacy-markdown-2025' of https://github.com/HTTPArchive/almanac.httparchive.org into privacy-markdown-2025

max-ostapenko · max-ostapenko · commit 6a57098f23b7 · 2026-01-15T09:42:07.000+01:00
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-We observe that most trackers on webpages are related to Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and advertising. At least one CDN-related tracker is present on 74% of webpages, followed by advertising-related trackers on 59%. Additionally, 55% of webpages include essential trackers (such as Google Tag Manager) and 52% contain analytics trackers (such as Google Analytics). This high concentration among a few key players effectively sets a baseline for web privacy, where the vast majority of user data flows through a small number of dominant platforms.
+Here, we consider all categories of WhoTracksMe. We observe that most webpages connect to domains categorized as Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and advertising. At least one CDN-related domain is present on 74% of webpages, followed by advertising-related domains on 59%. Additionally, 55% of webpages include essential domains (such as Google Tag Manager) and 52% contain analytics domains (such as Google Analytics). This high concentration among a few key players effectively sets a baseline for web privacy, where the vast majority of user data flows through a small number of dominant platforms.
 
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`70`		-We observe that most trackers on webpages are related to Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and advertising. At least one CDN-related tracker is present on 74% of webpages, followed by advertising-related trackers on 59%. Additionally, 55% of webpages include essential trackers (such as Google Tag Manager) and 52% contain analytics trackers (such as Google Analytics). This high concentration among a few key players effectively sets a baseline for web privacy, where the vast majority of user data flows through a small number of dominant platforms.
	`70`	+Here, we consider all categories of WhoTracksMe. We observe that most webpages connect to domains categorized as Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and advertising. At least one CDN-related domain is present on 74% of webpages, followed by advertising-related domains on 59%. Additionally, 55% of webpages include essential domains (such as Google Tag Manager) and 52% contain analytics domains (such as Google Analytics). This high concentration among a few key players effectively sets a baseline for web privacy, where the vast majority of user data flows through a small number of dominant platforms.
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