> Although the number of trackers is decreasing overall, a few large tracking operators such as Google receive even more user data. This won't be a popular opi

> Although the number of trackers is decreasing overall, a few large tracking operators such as Google receive even more user data. This won't be a popular opinion here, but... it's actually good news/ what you observe is GDPR protecting user privacy. You think that Google is bad? Then, you probablly haven't seen the smaller players. With e.g. Mouseflow, you can literally watch users enter their personal email in your "register account" field, then change their mind and use a disposable account. Or glean other kind of sensitive details (passwords too, I think).