Where the Internet is involved there is a growing number of movies involving privacy the invasion of privacy or near complete lack thereof. Everyone has access to password crackers, and rudimentary cracking technology and programs. All one has to do is look. Internet tracking has become a new business. Internet investigators are a new breed of detectives.
Internet browsers come with their own simpler, built-in trackers as well.
You can keep count of how many times a site was accessed, the last time it was accessed, and how long it was active. The browser automatically stores all visited site in a file folder, and the URL goes to the history bar. It doesn't take any special knowledge to access the file or click the preference bar to make changes in the universal settings. Personally, I feel the Internet is causing extremely too much personal information to be posted on the Internet. For example, let's look at Ball State's campus.