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Which online shops respect your privacy?

We scanned the online shops Europeans buy from most for the trackers and scripts they load before you give consent. Here is how they compare, ranked by privacy score and measured on the dates shown.

Automated, factual measurements · updated as sites are re-scanned ·

Window shopping should not mean being followed home. Here is how Europe's biggest online shops treat your data before you agree to anything.

27
Average privacy score
16 of 17
Load trackers before consent

Ranked by privacy score

IKEA logo
IKEA
ikea.com
100
Otto logo
Otto
otto.de
100
Vinted logo
Vinted
vinted.com
90
#4
eMAG logo
eMAG
emag.ro
54
#5
Bol logo
Bol
bol.com
42
#6
Tesco logo
Tesco
tesco.com
30
#7
Cdiscount logo
Cdiscount
cdiscount.com
22
#8
eBay logo
eBay
ebay.de
22
#9
Marktplaats logo
Marktplaats
marktplaats.nl
0
#10
Currys logo
Currys
currys.co.uk
0
#11
ASOS logo
ASOS
asos.com
0
#12
Argos logo
Argos
argos.co.uk
0
#13
Boozt logo
Boozt
boozt.com
0
#14
Zara logo
Zara
zara.com
0
#15
Fnac logo
Fnac
fnac.com
0
#16
Amazon logo
Amazon
amazon.de
0
#17
Decathlon logo
Decathlon
decathlon.com
0

How these results are measured

Each result is an automated, factual, point-in-time measurement of a public website, taken on the scan date shown. This is a correction process, not a removal process: if you believe a result is wrong, open the site report and re-scan it, or report an error and we will review it. Privacy of personal data in Europe is overseen by the European Data Protection Board.

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