> For those who are unaware how this all fits together, the literal pixel's purpose is to ensure that even if Javascript is entirely disabled on the client (end

> For those who are unaware how this all fits together, the literal pixel's purpose is to ensure that even if Javascript is entirely disabled on the client (end-user) system, there is still a log entry at the tracker's end of things noting a time/date and IP address of document access. Or to put it another way, even if you send the signal that you don’t want to be tracked, they will ignore it and track you anyway. They are intentionally doing something unethical and are aware they are doing it.