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theverge.com

Privacy grade23 Oct 2026
F

Heavy tracking seen

0/100

  • 3 tracking companies were seen loading before any choice was made
  • 2 tracking companies were seen after we clicked reject
  • The banner asked visitors to accept 175 ad-industry “partners”
  • 17 cross-site tracking companies were seen after accepting
  • Device-fingerprinting techniques seen (canvas)
Tracking companies seen17 can follow people across sites19
Seen before any choice3 can follow people across sites4
Cross-site trackers after rejectafter we clicked “Reject Non-Essential”2
Ad “partners” in the bannerconsent tool: OneTrust175
Countries data went to15 server locations7
Fingerprinting seencanvas1

Where the data went

From our checker in London to 15 tracker server locations in 7 countries. Drag to spin.

  • Advertising
  • Analytics
  • Data broker
  • Social
  • Our checker (London)

Server locations

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Who showed up

From our last check on 23 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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