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Following something through space, time, or your browser — usually without its consent.
means The act of monitoring the position, progress, or behavior of someone or something over time.
from From Middle Dutch 'tracken,' to pull or draw — once the path left by a dragged object, now the digital path you leave behind without dragging anything.
Hunters firstReading footprints predates writing by millennia.
Ad economyMost free internet runs on tracking you.
Cookie ironyNamed after delicious treats, beloved by no one.