I liked to check this page for third party requests and tracking…
Therefore checked here: http://www.cookiechecker.nl/check-cookies.php?url=www.telegraaf.nl
Just to demonstrate it here for our avast forum users…
TrafficLight alerted me to
Revenue Science
Comscore Beacon
Google Analytics
Facebook Tracker
Disconnect blocked 2 from Google
Ghostery gave me 4
AdMeld
htxp://js.admeld.com/meld120.js
more infoAudience Science
htxp://js.revsci.net/gateway/gw.js?csid=G07609
more infoBrightcove
htxp://admin.brightcove.com/js/BrightcoveExperiences_all.js
more infoDoubleClick
htxp://ad.nl.doubleclick.net/adj/P3851.telegraaf.nl/ho
Kiss gave me 6 including one from embed.scribblelive.com
But as we can see from the cookiechecker results I had 40 third party requests to consider!!!
Nugg-add dit not show up in the others… see: http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/nugg.ad?utm_source=addon&utm_content=popup-donuts
What is the use of tracking extensions while half of the tracking is still going on behind my back or rather under the hood of the browser?
Oh, by the way some of the trackers given here have a rather bad WOT web reputation, like admeld for instance and audience science, nugg-ad-
admeld even bypasses WOT js for opera
Question to you all -"Can trackers be trusted or do they operate in a so-called “grey"zone?”
Any to comment?
polonus