Privacy stack topics

The tools your marketing team deploys carry privacy risk

Consent platforms, tag managers, and analytics tools are only compliant when configured correctly and validated continuously. Browse the tools your teams use most and learn where the risks live and how Lokker helps.

Marketing and Analytics

Marketing and analytics tools that collect the data at stake

Pixels, session replay tools, CRM trackers, and analytics platforms each carry distinct privacy obligations depending on what they collect, when they fire, and which laws apply to your visitors.

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HubSpot

HubSpot tracking scripts and forms collect visitor identity and behavioral data.

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Microsoft Clarity logo

Microsoft Clarity

Microsoft Clarity records visitor sessions including clicks, scrolls, and form fields.

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Hotjar

Hotjar records sessions, heatmaps, and user surveys.

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Meta Pixel logo

Meta Pixel

The Meta Pixel sends detailed event data to Meta for advertising.

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TikTok Pixel logo

TikTok Pixel

The TikTok Pixel sends behavioral and conversion data to TikTok for advertising.

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LinkedIn Insight Tag logo

LinkedIn Insight Tag

The LinkedIn Insight Tag tracks professional visitor data for B2B advertising.

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Google Analytics 4

Google Analytics 4 with Consent Mode v2 requires specific configuration to comply with GDPR and CCPA/CPRA.

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Optimizely logo

Optimizely

Optimizely personalizes and tests experiences using visitor behavioral data.

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Heap logo

Heap

Heap autocaptures all user interactions by default.

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Mixpanel logo

Mixpanel

Mixpanel tracks user behavior and identity for product analytics.

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The Trade Desk

The Trade Desk powers programmatic advertising and UID2 identity resolution across the open web.

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Criteo logo

Criteo

Criteo retargeting tracks visitors across the web and builds purchase-intent profiles for advertising.

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Amazon Advertising logo

Amazon Advertising

Amazon Advertising tracks visitors across non-Amazon sites for ad targeting and purchase-intent modeling.

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Comscore logo

Comscore

The Comscore Scorecard Research beacon (scorecardresearch.

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Quantcast logo

Quantcast

Quantcast operates both an audience measurement tracker (quantserve.

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Outbrain logo

Outbrain

Outbrain content recommendation widgets track visitor behavior across the publisher network for behavioral targeting and retargeting.

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Taboola logo

Taboola

Taboola content discovery widgets are deployed across news and media sites and collect behavioral data for targeting and retargeting.

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Demandbase logo

Demandbase

Demandbase identifies companies visiting your site using IP address resolution and individual behavioral data.

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Akamai mPulse

Akamai mPulse collects real user monitoring data from visitors, often classified as performance rather than analytics.

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Decibel logo

Decibel

Decibel captures digital experience and behavioral signals for analysis.

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Invoca logo

Invoca

Invoca ties web sessions to phone calls for marketing attribution.

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FullStory logo

FullStory

FullStory records every click, scroll, and form interaction.

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LogRocket logo

LogRocket

LogRocket replays user sessions and captures console logs, network requests, and Redux state.

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Intercom logo

Intercom

Intercom’s chat widget sets persistent cookies, captures page URLs and user attributes, and connects to Intercom servers before most visitors interact.

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Drift logo

Drift

Drift (now part of Salesloft) targets visitors with account-level data and fires tracking immediately on page load.

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VWO logo

VWO

VWO modifies page content and assigns users to experiment variants before most consent banners have resolved.

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Klaviyo logo

Klaviyo

Klaviyo tracks web activity to power email and SMS personalization, but its onsite tracking often fires before consent is established.

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Microsoft Advertising logo

Microsoft Advertising

The Microsoft Advertising Universal Event Tracking (UET) tag is one of the most commonly overlooked pixels on corporate sites.

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Products that validate and enforce privacy across your stack

No matter which tools your marketing team uses, Lokker operates at the network layer where the compliance question is settled.

Intelligence

Privacy Edge

Scan your sites regularly and uncover privacy risks: risk scores, reason codes, and evidence-grade reports across your portfolio.

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Validation

Consent Validator

Validate whether your consent management tool works or has gaps across accept, reject, and GPC states.

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Enforcement

Guardian

Client-side firewall that blocks outbound trackers and enforces trust rules before data leaves the browser.

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