samsung.com
Heading to samsung.com? Heads up: it’ll track you. 5 companies follow visitors from here.
Some tracking seen
70/100
- No tracking companies were seen after we clicked reject
- 5 cross-site tracking companies were seen after accepting
- A session-recording service was seen (Microsoft)
- 1 disguised tracker was seen: a subdomain of this site points at another company’s tracker
Disguised trackers
A subdomain points elsewhere
A name under this site’s domain is a DNS alias (CNAME) for another company’s tracker. The browser treats it as the site itself, and the data goes to the tracker.
- Adobe Experience Cloud (formerly Omniture)smetrics.samsung.com → samsung.com.ssl.sc.omtrdc.net
Reported separately. This does not change the A–F grade.
Where the data went
From our checker in London to 7 tracker server locations in 3 countries. Drag to spin.
- Advertising
- Social
- Session recording
- Our checker (London)
Server locations
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Companies
Who showed up
- 01AAdobeMarketing analytics and ad platform · San Jose · servers in Boston, DublinAdvertisingBeforeAfter rejectAfter accept
- 02GGoogleAd network, analytics and search · Mountain View · servers in Dublin, Palo AltoAdvertisingBeforeAfter rejectAfter accept
- 03MMetaSocial network and ad platform · Menlo Park · servers in DublinSocialBeforeAfter rejectAfter accept
- 04MMicrosoftAd network and analytics · Redmond · servers in Zurich, Seattle (South Lake Union)Session recordingBeforeAfter rejectAfter accept
- 05TThe Trade DeskAd buying platform and identity (UID2) · Ventura · servers in Seattle (South Lake Union)AdvertisingBeforeAfter rejectAfter accept
From our last check on 27 Oct 2026 from London: homepage only, three fresh visits (did nothing, clicked reject, clicked accept). Server locations are approximate, from the IP addresses we connected to. Some requests after rejecting may be strictly necessary services; this is what we observed, not proof that the site broke the law. How we check · Run this site? Ask for a re-check or add a statement
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