You're being tracked on the web. Of course, you already knew that. You probably see ads pop up that are suspiciously relevant to your interests when you peruse around sites. If you're concerned about your privacy on the web, then you should know that Facebook is taking its tracking capabilities onto bigger and better things.
Facebook Isn't Listening
A few weeks ago, Facebook announced that it will use hidden tracking pixels in its 'Like' button to track users across the entire web in order to re-target ads. Even if you choose to set your browser so that websites don't track your movements, Facebook's new method ignores this preference setting. This means your browsing activities are monitored even after you log out of the social networking site.
