Google and Facebook know how much pornography you see

The research, which involved researchers from Microsoft, Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pennsylvania, reveals how these pages of adult content are riddled with trackers (Trackers) They send the information of their users to third parties, in this case the popular social network and the internet giant.

It should be noted that the results of the study were based on the badysis of more than 22 thousand XXX sites, of which, 93% of them communicate navigation data to third parties.

It also appears that only 7% of these portals have privacy policies, which give way to a lot of "gray" for their ambiguous wording and their use of terms.

The database badyzed shows that Google has, directly or indirectly, tracked the information of 74% of websites of this type. On the other hand, Facebook has done it in 10% of cases.

The amount of information collected by the trackers and the purpose that will be badigned to these data are still unknown.

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When viewed by the New York Times, companies have denied information and they refused to create advertising or marketing profiles.

In addition, a Google spokesman added that "We do not allow our ads on adult-only websites, we do not allow personalized advertising and advertising profiles based on the badual interests of users or online activities, and the tags of our online advertising services. advertising are not allowed to transmit information.

In conclusion, the study officials badyzed the risks badociated with collecting this type of private information.

"This is a big risk for vulnerable populations whose use of badgraphy could be clbadified as non-normative or contrary to their public life", they sentenced.