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By All Things Considered
September 27, 2016
![[article image]](https://cacm.acm.org/system/assets/0002/5133/92716.atc.npr.fingerprinting_browsers.large.jpg?1476779524&1474994127 "'Fingerprinting' browsers")
As we surf from website to website, we are being tracked—that's not news. What is news, revealed in a recent paper by researchers at Princeton University, is that the tracking is no longer just about the "cookies" that record our tastes.
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