This infographic from Baynote looks at how Google, Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter are gathering and using your data...
How websites are using your data [infographic]
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2:06PM on 19th July 2012
It's amazing how much data these sites can capture. Even when a user doesn't realize their information is being followed/recorded, chances are something you are doing is getting logged somewhere, someway. These companies use that information to create a better product (they hope anyway) so more people will ultimately use it.
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