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Blacklight Inspection Result

Blacklight works by visiting each website with a headless browser running custom software built by The Markup. To learn more read our methodology.

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Ad trackers found on this site. This is less than half the average of seven that we found on popular sites.

Websites containing advertising tracking technology load Javascript code or small invisible images that are used to either build your advertising profile or to identify you for ad targeting on this site. These techniques are often used in addition to cookies to profile you.

Blacklight detected trackers on this page sending data to companies involved in online advertising. Blacklight detected a script belonging to the company Alphabet, Inc..
How We Define This Survey of Popular Websites
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Third-party cookies were found. This is less than the average of three that we found on popular sites.

These are commonly used by advertising tracking companies to profile you based on your internet usage.

Blacklight detected 2 third-party cookies on this site. Blacklight detected cookies set for Alphabet, Inc. and Stripe, Inc.
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This website loads trackers on your computer that are designed to evade third-party cookie blockers.

Canvas fingerprinting was detected on this website. This technique is designed to identify users even if they block third-party cookies. It can be used to track users' behavior across sites. This technique was used by six percent of popular sites when we scanned them in September 2020.

Blacklight detected a script belonging to the company Stripe, Inc doing this on this site.

It secretly draws the following image on your browser when you visit this website for the purpose of identifying your device.
However...

While Blacklight accurately detects the presence of canvas fingerprinting on a website, it cannot determine if the purpose is user behavior monitoring or for fraud prevention or bot detection.
How We Define This
Session recording services not found on this website.

Blacklight did not detect the use of a session recorder, which tracks user mouse movement, clicks, taps, scrolls, or even network activity. Websites that use the technique compile this data into videos and heat maps that website owners can watch to see how users interact with the site. Research has shown these practices are insecure and make sensitive user data such as passwords and credit card information more vulnerable to leaks. This technique was used by fifteen percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
We did not find this website capturing keystrokes.

Key logging is when a website captures the text that you type into a web page before you hit the submit button. This technique has been used to identify anonymous web users by matching them to postal addresses and real names. This technique was used by four percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
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Facebook Pixel not found on this website.

The Facebook pixel is a snippet of code that sends data back to Facebook about people who visit this site and allows the site operator to later target them with ads on Facebook. A Facebook spokesperson told The Markup that the company set up this system so that a user doesn’t have to be “simultaneously logged into Facebook and viewing a third-party website for our business tools to function.” Common actions that can be tracked via pixel include viewing a page or specific content, adding payment information, or making a purchase. The Facebook pixel appeared in thirty percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
This site allows Google Analytics to follow you across the internet.

Blacklight Inspection Result

Blacklight works by visiting each website with a headless browser running custom software built by The Markup. To learn more read our methodology.

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Ad tracker found on this site. This is less than half the average of seven that we found on popular sites.

Websites containing advertising tracking technology load Javascript code or small invisible images that are used to either build your advertising profile or to identify you for ad targeting on this site. These techniques are often used in addition to cookies to profile you.

Blacklight detected trackers on this page sending data to companies involved in online advertising. Blacklight detected a script belonging to the company Yandex LLC.
How We Define This Survey of Popular Websites
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Third-party cookies were found. This is less than the average of three that we found on popular sites.

These are commonly used by advertising tracking companies to profile you based on your internet usage.

Blacklight detected 2 third-party cookies on this site. Blacklight detected cookies set for Alphabet, Inc. and Cloudflare, Inc..
How We Define This Survey of Popular Websites
Tracking that evades cookie blockers wasn't found.

Canvas fingerprinting was not detected on this website. This technique is designed to identify users even if they block third-party cookies. It can be used to track users across sites. It secretly draws an image on your browser when you visit websites that use it, for the purpose of identifying your device. This technique was used by six percent of popular sites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
This website could be monitoring your keystrokes and mouse clicks.

Blacklight detected the use of a session recorder, which tracks user mouse movement, clicks, taps, scrolls, or even network activity. This data is compiled into videos and heat maps that website owners can watch to see how users interact with the site. Research has shown these practices can be insecure and make sensitive user data such as passwords and credit card information more vulnerable to leaks. This technique was used by fifteen percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.

Blacklight detected a script belonging to the company Yandex LLC doing this on this site.
However...

While Blacklight can detect whether a session recorder was loaded, it cannot determine exactly how the collected data is being used.
How We Define This
We did not find this website capturing keystrokes.

Key logging is when a website captures the text that you type into a web page before you hit the submit button. This technique has been used to identify anonymous web users by matching them to postal addresses and real names. This technique was used by four percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
Facebook Pixel not found on this website.

The Facebook pixel is a snippet of code that sends data back to Facebook about people who visit this site and allows the site operator to later target them with ads on Facebook. A Facebook spokesperson told The Markup that the company set up this system so that a user doesn’t have to be “simultaneously logged into Facebook and viewing a third-party website for our business tools to function.” Common actions that can be tracked via pixel include viewing a page or specific content, adding payment information, or making a purchase. The Facebook pixel appeared in thirty percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
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Google Analytics' "remarketing audiences" feature not found.

Blacklight Inspection Result

Blacklight works by visiting each website with a headless browser running custom software built by The Markup. To learn more read our methodology.

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Ad trackers found on this site. This is less than half the average of seven that we found on popular sites.

Websites containing advertising tracking technology load Javascript code or small invisible images that are used to either build your advertising profile or to identify you for ad targeting on this site. These techniques are often used in addition to cookies to profile you.

Blacklight detected trackers on this page sending data to companies involved in online advertising. Blacklight detected a script belonging to the company Alphabet, Inc..
How We Define This Survey of Popular Websites
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Third-party cookies not found. This is less than half the average of three that we found on popular sites.

These are commonly used by advertising tracking companies to profile you based on your internet usage.
How We Define This Survey of Popular Websites
Tracking that evades cookie blockers wasn't found.

Canvas fingerprinting was not detected on this website. This technique is designed to identify users even if they block third-party cookies. It can be used to track users across sites. It secretly draws an image on your browser when you visit websites that use it, for the purpose of identifying your device. This technique was used by six percent of popular sites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
Session recording services not found on this website.

Blacklight did not detect the use of a session recorder, which tracks user mouse movement, clicks, taps, scrolls, or even network activity. Websites that use the technique compile this data into videos and heat maps that website owners can watch to see how users interact with the site. Research has shown these practices are insecure and make sensitive user data such as passwords and credit card information more vulnerable to leaks. This technique was used by fifteen percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
We found this website capturing user keystrokes.

Key logging is when a website captures the text that you type into a webpage before you hit the submit button. This technique has been used to identify anonymous web users by matching them to postal addresses and real names. This technique was used by four percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.

On the site you are inspecting, information entered in the name, family-name, given-name fields were logged.

Blacklight detected a script loaded from rehold.com doing this on this site.
However...

There are other reasons for key logging, such as providing autocomplete functionality. Blacklight cannot determine the intent behind the inspected website’s use of this technique.
How We Define This
Facebook Pixel not found on this website.

The Facebook pixel is a snippet of code that sends data back to Facebook about people who visit this site and allows the site operator to later target them with ads on Facebook. A Facebook spokesperson told The Markup that the company set up this system so that a user doesn’t have to be “simultaneously logged into Facebook and viewing a third-party website for our business tools to function.” Common actions that can be tracked via pixel include viewing a page or specific content, adding payment information, or making a purchase. The Facebook pixel appeared in thirty percent of popular websites when we scanned them in September 2020.
How We Define This
This site allows Google Analytics to follow you across the internet.

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