How do websites track me?

Mostly with third-party cookies, tracking scripts from ad networks, and identifiers stored in your browser. Some sites also use your IP address and browser characteristics.

How do I stop most tracking?

Block third-party cookies in your browser settings, install a reputable content blocker, and clear cookies regularly. Private/incognito windows discard cookies when closed.

Does this check send my data anywhere?

No. The report is generated entirely in your browser using standard JavaScript APIs, and the results never leave your device.

Am I Being Tracked

This check runs on your device and shows which tracking signals your browser exposes.

Privacy Check

What we can see from your browser without fingerprinting

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Browser

Public

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Operating System

Public

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Device Type

Public

desktop

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Screen Resolution

Semi-private

0×0 @1x

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Timezone

Semi-private

Unknown

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Locale

Public

Unknown

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Public

Blocked

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WebGL Class

Semi-private

Unknown

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Country (via IP)

Sensitive

Unknown

We avoid fingerprinting: no canvas hashing, no persistent IDs.

What this tracking check looks at

Websites track you mainly through cookies, storage, and settings your browser reveals. The report above reads those same signals locally — nothing is sent to a server — and flags the ones that make you easier to follow across sites.

FAQ

How do websites track me?: Mostly with third-party cookies, tracking scripts from ad networks, and identifiers stored in your browser. Some sites also use your IP address and browser characteristics.
How do I stop most tracking?: Block third-party cookies in your browser settings, install a reputable content blocker, and clear cookies regularly. Private/incognito windows discard cookies when closed.
Does this check send my data anywhere?: No. The report is generated entirely in your browser using standard JavaScript APIs, and the results never leave your device.