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Online Tracking of Kids and Teens by Means of Invisible Images
The recent news of a large-scale online tracking campaign involving Facebook users, which gave way to systematic misuse of the collected user-related data, have left millions of people deeply concerned about the state of their online privacy as well as the state of the overall information security i
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