David & David demonstrate how hackers use the clues your browser leaves behind to figure out who you are: Your phone number, home address, email, and more. Sometimes they steal your data. Other times, #hackers use the "artifacts" your phone or computer collects as you surf the web to paint an astonishingly accurate picture of who you are.

With all the talk about user #privacy, you'd think browsers would have a window that says, "Here's what we sent to this website:" and a list of data that you can choose to opt in or out of. But that doesn't exist.

Big tech companies like Google and Facebook make the majority of their money by selling ad revenue. The less they know about you, the less they can charge advertisers to target you with specific ads.

If you really want to be safe, whenever you're online, imagine someone's looking over your shoulder at what you're doing. They just might be!

1. Introduction [0:00]
2. Autofill Leaks [0:11]
3. User Account Artifacts [0:32]
4. Fingerprint Analysis [2:09]

See what data is exposed from your web browser: https://privacy.net/analyzer/

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