ads-img.mozilla.org: Mozilla Ad Tracker Explained | Privacy Auditor

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ads-img.mozilla.org: Mozilla’s Ad Engagement Logger

Mozilla’s domain logs ad interactions on its sites. It records views despite privacy branding.

What Is ads-img.mozilla.org?

Handles image-based ad tracking for Mozilla content.

Data It Collects

IP Address: Location signal.
Ad Interactions: Clicks and views.
Page URL: Visited paths.
Cookie IDs: Session ties.
Browser Type: Version info.
Device Type: Category.

Who Gets Your Data?

Mozilla partners.
Internal teams.

Sources

Mozilla Advertising Principles: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/advertising/principles/
Privacy Auditor analysis: https://www.privacyauditor.institute/blog/ads-mozilla-org/

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