I stumbled upon this site recently. Perhaps some will find it interesting or useful.
Who is peeking over your shoulder while you work, watch videos, learn, explore, and shop on the internet? Enter the address of any website, and Blacklight will scan it and reveal the specific user-tracking technologies on the site—and who’s getting your data. You may be surprised at what you learn.
Such a nice believable results:
https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=google.com
https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=facebook.com
Zuckerborg is laughing really hard.
Yeah this looks to be pretty BS
I’d question that sites true nature and intent
Yes, that seems pretty obvious to me.
Yeah…sure thing 
I guess backlight doesn’t work so well lol
Ooooh noooooooes, who could have possibly seen that coming?!
I mean, how can google claim to keep your safety as top priority if they don’t know every single thing you need protection from. . .
Exactly, and don’t you want to fight terrorism and THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!11111 ?
If you are logged in to the forum, depending on the pages you have visited and what links have been posted on them, it seems that uBlock Origin shows an aggregate of all these.
If you logged out, you should see something like:
I’m heartless. Like the government.
9 years old -think of the children, they have their whole lives ahead of them
9 more years later > you’re expendable to fight terrorism.
Yeah, my 
detector is buzzing off the scale when I see the link in the OP.
That site is like the Guardian or the NY Times of tech news.
Indeed, you can find a lot of…“questionable” (really more like bold lie) political and 
driven articles about the-current-thing of the day.
Actually it’s even better than NYT of tech news, their current “president” was Buzzfeed’s general counsel and vice president, it’s some next level sh*t. 
So your detector ain’t wrong about buzzing
I genuinely had no idea, but I’m not surprised in the slightest.
Looks like 1% of the things you could tell to the merits of Nabiha Syed cannot be told about the common shitposters around the World Wild Web.
On Facebook? Ya right! Google is same!
