Website tracking technologies are tools that collect information about how visitors interact with a website. These tools may include cookies, analytics scripts, advertising pixels, and marketing tags.
Organizations often use tracking technologies to measure website performance, personalize content, and support marketing campaigns. However, these tools may also collect personal information or device identifiers, which can create privacy compliance obligations.
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