What Your Browser Tells Every Website About You
Before you type anything, before you accept any cookie, a website already knows a surprising amount about you.
AI summary
This training material explains the technical information that web browsers automatically disclose to websites before a user enters data or accepts cookies, emphasizing the transparency of what is shared and why.
- Websites receive certain user information from browsers automatically upon connection.
- A free tool is available to demonstrate exactly what data is being shared with websites.
- The material focuses on explaining the reasons for this data transmission and identifying which elements a user can control.
About this training
Before you type anything, before you accept any cookie, a website already knows a surprising amount about you. This shows you exactly what gets handed over automatically, using a free tool that simply prints it back at you.
No scare stories — just what is actually sent, why it is sent, and which parts you can do something about.
Put this training into practice
Talk with ALCO about how this guidance applies to your organization, your systems and the support your team needs.