Civil Rights
Jul. 1, 2000
Secret Agent
Forum: By Andrew Shen On June 22, the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy admitted that its Internet anti-drug advertising campaign has been using cookies, a technology that enables tracking of Internet users. The cookies were placed by Internet advertiser DoubleClick, a controversial choice for the White House office. Privacy groups, including the Electronic Privacy Information Center, have called for an investigation into what could have been illegal monitoring of citizens.




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