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## Tracking evasion (TE)
TE prevents an adversary from collecting meaningful information tied to one’s identity. Unlike “opting-out” and blocking known well-known third-party trackers, tracking evasion distrusts all parties by default. This approach assumes that tracking is equally likely to happen through both first-party and third-party trackers.
TE prevents an adversary from collecting meaningful information tied to one’s identity. Unlike “opting-out” and blocking well-known third-party trackers, tracking evasion distrusts all parties by default. This approach assumes that tracking is equally likely to happen through both first-party and third-party trackers.
Therefore, a list of known third-party trackers is irrelevant to tracking evasion. Users following this approach in its purest form *treat every party capable of tracking as a hostile tracker*.

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Tracking evasion (TE)
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<abbr title="Tracking Evasion">TE</abbr> prevents an adversary from collecting meaningful information tied to one's identity. Unlike "opting-out" and blocking known well-known third-party trackers, tracking evasion _distrusts all parties by default._ This approach assumes that tracking is equally likely to happen through both first-party and third-party trackers.
<abbr title="Tracking Evasion">TE</abbr> prevents an adversary from collecting meaningful information tied to one's identity. Unlike "opting-out" and blocking well-known third-party trackers, tracking evasion _distrusts all parties by default._ This approach assumes that tracking is equally likely to happen through both first-party and third-party trackers.
Therefore, a list of known third-party trackers is irrelevant to tracking evasion. Users following this approach in its purest form _treat every party capable of tracking as a hostile tracker._