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Tracking. Wie unsere Spuren im Internet genutzt werden

Tracking. Wie unsere Spuren im Internet genutzt werden

Publisher information (in German)

Maaß, S.; Voß, M. (2016): Tracking. Wie unsere Spuren im Internet genutzt werden [Tracking. How Our Data Shadow Is Used]. In: Computer+Unterricht, Issue 104 "Werbung und Internet [Advertising and Internet]", 4th quarter, pp. 39-41.
 

Tracking. Wie unsere Spuren im Internet genutzt werden

Publisher information (in German)

Maaß, S.; Voß, M. (2016): Tracking. Wie unsere Spuren im Internet genutzt werden [Tracking. How Our Data Shadow Is Used]. In: Computer+Unterricht, Issue 104 "Werbung und Internet [Advertising and Internet]", 4th quarter, pp. 39-41.
 

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Authors

Michaela Voß, B. A.

Year of publication

2016

RELATED KEYWORDS

Internet • data usage • tracking

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