servg1.net: A Hidden Threat to Your Privacy

The domain servg1.net operates as a tracker, likely tied to ad delivery or behavioral profiling. It collects your data without clear disclosure, invading your online privacy. Here’s what we know and how to block it.

What Is servg1.net?

This obscure domain appears in tracking filter lists, suggesting it supports ad or analytics networks. It monitors your browsing, gathering data with little transparency about its ownership or purpose.

Data It Collects

It likely captures:

• Geolocation: Estimates location via IP.
• IP Address: Links activity to location.
• Cookie IDs: Tracks across sites.
• Device Identifiers: Logs hardware data.
• Browser Type: Notes browser version.
• Operating System: Captures OS info.
• Page URL: Logs visited URLs.
• Referrer URL: Tracks origin.
• Timestamps: Records times.

This data enables invasive profiling.

Who Gets Your Data?

Your info likely reaches:

• Ad Network Client: For targeting.
• Third-Party Tracker: For profiling.
• Data Storage Provider: For hosting.

How to Protect Yourself

Guard against tracking with:

• Block Trackers: Stop servg1.net with Privacy Auditor.
• Use a VPN: Hide IP with Mullvad.
• Use Ad Blockers: Prevent tracking.
• Clear Cookies: Remove IDs.

Sources

• General Tracking Research: https://www.eff.org/issues/online-tracking
• AdGuard Filters: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters

This is a legal disclaimer. All information is provided for educational purposes only.