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Reclaim Control of Your Online Identity With Do Not Track

Posted on April 15, 2015June 30, 2025 by Dissent

From the National Film Board of Canada (NFB):

An eye-opening personalized look at how online data is being tracked and sold.

Starting April 14, the online interactive documentary series Do Not Track will show you just how much the web knows about you―and the results may astonish you.

Conceived and directed by acclaimed Canadian documentary filmmaker and web producer Brett Gaylor, the 7-part series Do Not Track is an eye-opening look at how online behaviour is being tracked, analyzed and sold―an issue affecting each of us, and billions of web users around the world.

Read more on NFB. The first two episodes are already available.

Thanks to a Canadian reader who sent this in.

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