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Bit insane yes.
Imagine walking out of a brick and mortar store and discovering they put a gps tracker on your car while you were shopping, hired someone to follow you around to see which products you look at in other stores, who then followed you home and took pictures through your window to see what you ate for dinner and which book you were reading.
And that’s only a small fraction of what this online tracking shit can do.
My God.  The amount of tracking Sky News admits too is wild. Had to reject the article