Hundreds of companies are recording one of the words typed by each Visitor coming to their website.
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Princeton University experts have said that hundreds of companies are recording one of the words typed by each Visitor coming to their website. The number of these companies is more than 480, which is recording each process typed through a process session. Through this session, websites try to know what customers find on their website but not all users are aware of it, and thus, their companies are taking several legal questions as per their permission. According to a survey conducted by Princeton University, on-going scripts and software on these websites, each pressed on the keyboard, The mouse movement and screening process are being noted and all these details are being sent to a third party server. Third-party Replay scripts user’s sensitive information, including medical records, credit card details and other personal information are going to an unknown third party, they can be identified by theft off, online fraud and other prohibited actions.
Princeton University specialists have said software that is being used includes full storage, SessionCam, Clicktale, SmartView, UserReplay, Hotjar and Yandex. Experts have said that out of 50,000 sites, 482 are using this software. Famous software used in this software includes British newspaper telegram, Samuel, Reuters, CBS News and others. Paul Edwin, head of the Security firm Trip Wire, says the first question it is completely illegal to record strokes of people without notice. If this website does not know how to record Keystroke to its users, then it is a very wrong process which would be dishonest and then this information is being given to other organizations, which is another bad process.
