Councils let firms track visits to webpages on benefits and disability
over 5 years in The guardian
Investigation finds 400-plus councils let at least one third party track use of their sites
Councils are sharing information about users of their websites – including when they seek help with a benefit claim, or with a disability or alcoholism – with dozens of private companies.
More than 400 local authorities allowed at least one third-party company to track individuals who visit their sites, an investigation has revealed. Continue reading...
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