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It looks like Mozilla outsourced their tracking to a third party, Blue State Digital[1]. $ host sendto.mozilla.org sendto.mozilla.org is an alias for secur
by QUFB 13y ago
It looks like Mozilla outsourced their tracking to a third party, Blue State Digital[1].
$ host sendto.mozilla.org
sendto.mozilla.org is an alias for secure-mozilla-1.bsdtools.com.
secure-mozilla-1.bsdtools.com has address 66.151.230.193
[1] http://www.bluestatedigital.com/ http://www.bluestatedigital.com/
- emilis_info 13y agoIt seems so. On the other hand I outsourced my blog tracking to Google Analytics. I am guilty of the same crime. Do you do that too? I have now removed Google Analytics code in my blog until I will find an alternative that keeps my visitors data more private: https://github.com/emilis/emilis.github.com/commit/ad40981a4fa6caae7ef9e59d9c996bf4883166c9 https://github.com/emilis/emilis.github.com/commit/ad40981a4...
- toni 13y agoHave you seen Piwik Analytics[1]? It's an open source web analytics app (much like Google's) that you can run on your own server. [1] http://piwik.org/ http://piwik.org/
- LeonidasXIV 13y agoOr why do you even need to track? I have disabled tracking in my web server and I am not really feeling missing out on the user statistics on my puny blog. There's also the possibility of saving the data for a shorter time period if you really need it, like to detect attacks and such.
- kefs 13y agoTracking actions not related to specific individuals is still extremely valuable information.