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AliExpress Uses Audio Fingerprinting to Track Visitors Online
AliExpress is using audio fingerprinting to track online visitors, raising privacy concerns. This method captures inaudible audio signals through web browsers. Researcher Matthew Callaghan uncovered this technique, prompting Firefox and Chrome to implement protections. Alongside audio tracking, AliExpress utilizes various other methods to monitor user activity.
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