Back to all websites

aarp.org

Observed activities (32)

This chart shows the total unique trackers seen on this website. Rather than an exact count per page, it shows the diversity of trackers seen over multiple visits.

Filter the list by category to view subset tracker types.

Sorted by frequency of appearance on domain subpages

1.
Adobe Dynamic Tag Management
95.56% • Adobe • Utilities
2.
OneTrust
90.72% • OneTrust • Consent Management
3.
Adobe Audience Manager
78.67% • Adobe • Advertising
4.
Permutive
73.33% • Permutive • Advertising
5.
Google Marketing Platform
72.51% • Google • Advertising
6.
Google Fonts
71.42% • Google • Hosting
7.
Ad Lightning
69.93% • Ad Lightning • Advertising
8.
Google Static
67.85% • Google • Hosting
9.
Amazon Advertising
55.35% • Amazon • Advertising
10.
Brightcove Player
54.38% • Brightcove • Audio/Video Player
11.
Adobe Typekit
51.55% • Adobe • Utilities
12.
Brightcove
49.09% • Brightcove • Site Analytics
13.
Google APIs
48.77% • Google • Hosting
14.
Google Analytics
45.21% • Google • Site Analytics
15.
Azure CDN
44.98% • Microsoft • Hosting
16.
AdRoll
44.46% • AdRoll • Advertising
17.
Outbrain
44.02% • Outbrain • Advertising
18.
Zencoder
40.48% • Zencoder • Audio/Video Player
19.
Amazon CloudFront
39.42% • Amazon • Hosting
20.
fontawesome.com
38.12% • • Hosting
21.
Adobe Experience Cloud
31.66% • Adobe • Site Analytics
22.
BioCatch
13.7% • BioCatch • Utilities
23.
Braze
11.55% • Braze • Site Analytics
24.
Microsoft Azure Monitor
10.36% • Microsoft • Utilities
25.
Viafoura
8.8% • Viafoura • Advertising
26.
Google Tag
7.91% • Google • Advertising
27.
Facebook
5.63% • Meta • Advertising
28.
boltdns.net
5.47% • • Misc
29.
PubMatic
5.35% • PubMatic, Inc. • Advertising
30.
Merkle
5.3% • Dentsu • Advertising
31.
TradeDesk
5.12% • The Trade Desk • Advertising
32.
Adobe Advertising Cloud
5.03% • Adobe • Advertising

14.8

Trackers Per Page Load

12.47

Tracking Requests Per Page Load

11.34%

Trackers Requests / All Requests

8.07MB

Data Saved

Tracking Methods

Cookies

Cookies are files placed by the website, stored in the browser that is are used to identify you to the website. Learn more

Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting is a unique digital signature derived from the properties of your device. Learn more

What is a tracker? Where does the data come from?

Tracker Diagram

This diagram maps trackers on this page to their related categories and parent companies. The connecting flows visualize which companies provide trackers in each category and the volume identified across the site.

Tracker categories

Tracking companies