Peržiūrėti šaltinį Google Tag Manager

<b>Google Tag Manager</b> is a program which serves to automaticly
<br> create and modify tracking-tags for a website,
<br> so as to track the actions of individual users on a website,
<br> on behaf of the website-owner.

However, that program is run off-site at Google's website googletagmanager.com,
<br> which means that the Google company is the primary recipient of that user-activity data,
<br> which Google stores in its vast database of profiles.
<br> In turn, Google shares that information with its affiliated intelligence-agencies,
<br> namely the U.S. NSA, the german KSA, and probably one or more other agencies.
<br> Google Tag Manager may also contain code that can circumvent proxies and VPNs.

Google Tag Manager was created by Google, and made freely available
<br> (so that it woud dominate the tag-manager market), in 2012, at the behest of the NSA,
<br> three years after the NSA takeover of Google in 2009.

Probably the single biggest user of Google Tag Manager is the major wiki-farm website
<br> fandom.com, which Google and the intelligence agencies strongly desire to watch.


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